Fast-moving Southern California wildfire destroys homes as hot winds spread flames across region
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Multiple residential structures are lost and thousands face evacuation orders as Santa Ana-type winds create extreme fire danger; utility shutdowns compound the challenge for residents and emergency responders.
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