US: Fast-Moving Hawk Fire in Los Angeles County Prompts Evacuation

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US: Fast-Moving Hawk Fire in Los Angeles County Prompts Evacuation

The Hawk Fire broke out in Acton, Los Angeles County, California, on Thursday afternoon, August 14, and quickly spread to more than 250 acres. One neighborhood was placed under an evacuation order, while others were given evacuation warnings.

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