US: New Brush Fire Breaks Out In L.A.’s Sepulveda Pass 4

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US: New Brush Fire Breaks Out In L.A.’s Sepulveda Pass 4

A new brush fire broke out along the 405 Freeway in the Sepulveda Pass, California on Wednesday night, January 22, prompting mandatory evacuation orders for nearby residential areas.

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  • 2025/1/23 18:03:26
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  • Billy Unzicker via Spectee
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  • Billy Unzicker via Spectee
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  • Video Location: North 405 Freeway near Getty Center in Los Angeles, 2025 at 23:07h, California, US Video Recording Date/Time: January 22

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