Llano
Coverage of Llano in the Nexus archive.
- Highway 71 closed east of Llano after crash, traffic diverted
State Highway 71 was closed east of Llano due to a crash, causing traffic diversions for both eastbound and westbound vehicles.
- Conflicting reports on how Summit Fire started in Antelope Valley
Fire crews are working to fully extinguish the Summit Fire in the Antelope Valley community of Llano. There are conflicting reports on how the fire started.
- Significant progress being made on Summit Fire in northern L.A. County
Firefighters from multiple agencies are making progress against the Summit Fire in northern Los Angeles County, resulting in the rescinding of evacuation orders. The fire initially ignited in a rural area south of Llano, a community located 25 miles southeast.
- Pasadena Firefighters, Water Tender Join Summit Fire Battle in Antelope Valley
Pasadena Fire Department Water Tender 34 and two engineers are deployed to assist Los Angeles County Fire Department in battling the Summit Fire near Jesus Canyon Road in Llano. The fire began Friday near Jesus Canyon Road and East Avenue Z, close to the Los Angeles-San Bernardino County line.
- Summit Fire in northern Los Angeles County grows to 2,600+ acres
The Summit Fire in northern Los Angeles County has grown to over 2,600 acres, prompting evacuations and an Air Quality Alert. The fire began around 1:30 p.m. Friday near Jesus Canyon Road East and Avenue Z in Llano, a community along Highway 138.
- Evacuation orders, warnings in place as Summit Fire grows to 2,677 acres
A brush fire in the Antelope Valley community of Llano has burned 2,677 acres, prompting evacuation orders and warnings. The Summit Fire erupted amid mid-90-degree temperatures.
- Wildfire in Antelope Valley burns at least 1,600 acres, prompts evacuations
A brush fire ignited in the Antelope Valley community of Llano on Friday during mid-90-degree temperatures, burning 1,300 acres. The wildfire has prompted evacuations in the area.
- Wildfire in Antelope Valley burns at least 650 acres, prompts evacuations
A wildfire in Antelope Valley's Llano community burned 650 acres and caused evacuations. The fire started during mid-90-degree temperatures on Friday.