Two fires have collectively burned over 1000 acres in counties around Los Angeles on Friday.

The Springs and Crown fires ignited as the region faces gusty winds.

Cal Fire and the California Department of Forestry & Fire Prevention are offering the public an interactive view of the Springs Fire, which is burning at least 3,500 acres in Moreno Valley Friday

A wildfire was spreading rapidly in California's Central Valley, north of Coalinga in Fresno County, Cal Fire reported.

A brush fire that broke out in Moreno Valley, Riverside County Friday morning rapidly grew to burn over 3,500 acres at 5% containment. The Springs Fire triggered evacuation orders in several neighborhoods in the region, according to Cal Fire.

Cal Fire Riverside County officials are battling a wind-driven vegetation fire that broke out Friday morning in an area east of Moreno Valley. The Springs Fire was first reported at approximately 10:59 a.

The fire was reported Saturday, March 28, off Sunnyside Road in Deer Park. Local Cal Fire officials say it’s the 7th fire to burn at least 10 acres in their jurisdiction since 1950.

Evacuations were underway Friday due to a brush fire burning in the northern Los Angeles County community of Acton. As of 1:40 p.m., the wind-driven Crown Fire was estimated at about 280 acres by 2 p.m. It was reported at about 11:30 a.m., when thick smoke began rising from a canyon area near North Crown Valley Road and Soledad Canyon Road.