California wildfire burns down homes in San Bernardino County

Edgehill Fire fully contained

The fire burned 54 acres and destroyed 5 homes.

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - Firefighters reached full containment Tuesday after a massive fire broke out and destroyed several homes in the Inland Empire.

The San Bernardino County Fire Department responded to what was initially a vegetation fire on Little Mountain Drive in the Shandin Hills neighborhood of San Bernardino on Monday afternoon.

SkyFOX was over the scene of what was previously called the "Edgehill Fire" around 3 p.m. as homes, cars, trailers and buildings burned down.

The fire destroyed five single-family homes and one outbuilding. It also damaged three single-family homes.

The fire ultimately burned 54 acres when it reached 100% containment.

In addition, one person was detained in connection to the fire and was later released, officials with the San Bernardino Police Department said.

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