US: Broad Fire Erupts In Malibu, California, Damaging Homes 2

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US: Broad Fire Erupts In Malibu, California, Damaging Homes 2

A brush fire erupted near Pepperdine University in Malibu, Southern California, on Wednesday, November 6, amid dry and windy conditions. The fast-moving Broad Fire quickly spread to 40 acres, fanned by Santa Ana winds, damaging two homes, according to reports.

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  • 2024/11/07 05:02:00
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  • Video Location: West of Malibu Canyon, 2024 at 10:21h, California, US Video Recording Date/Time: November 6

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