A fire which ignited Saturday near Highway 14 at Soledad Canyon Road has been contained after burning 1/4 acre of brush, officials said.
The initial call for the incident came in at 4:17 p.m., Los Angeles County Fire Department Supervisor Cheryl Sims told The Signal.
Two Super Scoopers, Quebec 1 and 2, made a total of two drops to assist in fighting the blaze.
The fire burned into the old Sand Fire burn area and air support was called off as of 4:39 p.m. Ground support and camp crews remained on scene to make sure there were no hot spots.
Fire crews had full containment as of 6:30 p.m.
The blaze was initially reported as 1 acre, but was downgraded to 1/4 acre by fire officials.
No structures were threatened and no injuries were reported, Sims said.
