Columbia Fire in Riverside County prompts evacuation warning

Columbia Fire breaks out in Highgrove

The fire has prompted evacuation warnings for some residents.

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. - Crews contained the Columbia Fire in Riverside County Monday, less than 24 hours after two other separate fires broke out in the area Sunday.

The Columbia Fire was reported just after 8 a.m. near Columbia and Michigan avenues, east of Highgrove, according to Cal Fire. The fire was 100% contained by around 4 p.m. Monday.

All evacuation warnings have been lifted.

"Some smoke will still be visible within the fire perimeter lines as firefighters continue to work toward full containment," Cal Fire said in its latest update.

In Riverside, the Hawarden Fire was reported around 2 p.m. in the area of Hawarden Drive and Mary Street Sunday, within the Alessandro Heights neighborhood, according to the Riverside Fire Department. The fire has burned approximately 527 acres.

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Thousands of homes are threatened, officials said.

East of Corona, the Eagle Fire, which broke out Sunday near Eagle Canyon and Cajalco roads, reached 98% containment by Monday afternoon. All evacuation orders and warnings for the area have been lifted.