The brush fire burning in Chino Hills dubbed the Euclid Fire, has been 10% contained after fire crews stopped forward progress. The 120-acre blaze erupted Wednesday sometime before 2:08 p.m. and quickly jumped the 71 Freeway, prompting a closure in both directions, according to the Cal Fire.

The Euclid Fire started near Chino Hills in San Bernardino County on Wednesday. In just a few hours, the fire had spread to more than 100 acres. Officials closed portions of the 71 Freeway because of the fire. CHINO HILLS, Calif. - A wildfire erupted in Chino Hills on Wednesday afternoon, spreading to more than 100 acres in just a few hours.

As of Thursday morning, July 24, the Euclid fire had burned 120 acres in the Prado Dam area, according to Cal Fire San Bernardino and was 10% contained. Containment is the percentage of the blaze’s perimeter that won’t expand because of natural-terrain barriers, such as rocks or a water body, or firefighters’ work.