UPDATE 7/2/25 8 am: The containment has reached 40%. Evacuation warnings and orders are still in effect.
___________________________________________________________
UPDATE 7/1/25 8 AM: 4,261 structures were or are threatened by the Wolf Fire. Three firefighters have been injured. The containment has reached 35% and the acreage burned has been held at 2414 acres, according to Cal Fire. “Today, firefighters will face warm temperatures and lower humidity. While winds and steep terrain are challenging tasks, firefighters on the ground are working hard to reinforce and establish containment lines.”
EVACUATION ORDERS ARE STILL IN EFFECT.
___________________________________________________________
Immediate threat to life. This is a lawful order to LEAVE NOW. The area is lawfully closed to public access.
Evacuation Orders are in effect for the following zones:
- BAN-0538B
- BAN-0651-A
- MRF-0539
- MRF-0749
- MRF-0751
- MRF-TWINPINES2
- RVC-0650
- RVC-0653
- RVC-0750
- RVC-0828
- RVC-POPPETFLATS1
- RVC-POPPETFLATS4
- RVC-TWINPINES1
Evacuation Warnings
Potential threat to life and/or property. Those who require additional time to evacuate, and those with pets and livestock should leave now.
Evacuation Warnings are in effect for the following zones:
- BAN-0525
- BAN-0530
- BAN-0538-A
- BAN-0651-B
- BAN-0636
- BAN-0647
- BAN-0649
- BMT-0827
- RVC-0528
- RVC-0541
- RVC-0652
- RVC-0654
- RVC-0655
- RVC-0830
- RVC-0898
- RVC-1000
- RVC-1001
- RVC-POPPETFLATS2
- RVC-POPPETFLATS3
- RVC-VISTAGRANDE
Evacuation Shelters
Hemet 92544
Animal Evacuation Shelters
581 S Grand Ave
San Jacinto, 92582
_______________________________________________________________
Wolf Fire grows to 1400 acres with 10% containment
UPDATE – Monday 9 am: Wolf Fire grows to 1400 acres with 10% containment.
Firefighters made good progress overnight. Multiple aircraft, along with hundreds of firefighters on the ground, will continue to establish containment lines. Evacuation orders and warnings remain in place.
_________________________________________________________________
UPDATE – Sunday 9:30 PM: Wolf Fire continues to burn in Riverside County
The Wolf Fire burning near Old Banning Idyllwild Road and Wolfskill Truck Trail in Riverside County continues to burn at a moderate rate through medium to heavy brush, according to Cal Fire.
As of late Sunday, the blaze remains active with 1,165 acres burned. Evacuation orders remain in place for areas north of Wolfskill Truck Trail and Ellis Drive, south of Roadrunner Trail and Old Idyllwild Road, east of Highland Springs Avenue, and west of Care Free Road and Mount Edna Road.
A night-flying Chinook helicopter newly stationed at Fallbrook Airpark has joined suppression efforts. It is one of four helicopters, including other night-capable aircraft, working alongside 300 personnel on the fire lines. Ground support includes 70 engines, six hand crews, three water tenders, two bulldozers, and eight additional assigned units.
Firefighters are expected to continue aggressive suppression overnight to gain containment. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Evacuation Orders
Not sure what zone you are in? Go to Protect.Genasys.com and enter your address.
Immediate threat to life. This is a lawful order to LEAVE NOW. The area is lawfully closed to public access.
- RVC-0650
- RVC-0651A
- RVC-0749
- RVC-0750
- RVC-0828
- RVC-POPPETFLATS1
- RVC-POPPETFLATS4
- RVC-TWINPINES1
- MRF-0539
- MRF-0751
Evacuation Warnings
Potential threat to life and/or property. Those who require additional time to evacuate, and those with pets and livestock should leave now.
- RVC-0651B
- RVC-0541
- RVC-0654
- RVC-0655
- RVC-0830
- RVC-0898
- RVC-1000
- RVC-VISTAGRANDE
- RVC-POPPETFLATS2
- RVC-POPPETFLATS3
Evacuation Shelters
Animal Evacuation Shelters
581 S Grand Ave, San Jacinto, 92582
______________________________________________________________________
The Wolf Fire burning near Old Banning Idyllwild Road and Wolfskill Truck Trail in Riverside County has grown to over 1,165 acres as of Sunday afternoon, according to Cal Fire’s Riverside Unit.
The wildfire remains 0% contained and is burning at a moderate rate of spread. No structures are currently threatened, and no injuries or evacuations have been reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
At 12:53 a.m., residents were ordered to evacuate due to an immediate threat to life from the wildfire. The mandatory evacuation zone is:
North of Wolfskill Truck Trail and Ellis Drive
South of Roadrunner Trail, Old Banning Idyllwild Road, and Old Idyllwild Road
East of Highland Springs Avenue
West of Care Free Road and Mount Edna Road
The area is now lawfully closed to public access.
Cal Fire reports 125 personnel are assigned to the incident, including 25 engines, 3 water tenders, 2 bulldozers, 2 hand crews, and 1 helicopter. Numerous firefighting air tankers from across the state are also conducting suppression missions as conditions allow.
The fire is under unified command with Cal Fire and cooperating agencies, including the U.S. Forest Service and Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.
This is a developing story.
