The so-called “Holy Fire,” which started burning in California’s Cleveland National Park on August 6 and had been 91 percent contained, has burst back into life.
The fire, which ravaged 22,986 acres in Orange and Riverside counties, started on Aug. 6, likely as the result of arson. A disgruntled and potentially unstable homeowner allegedly set his neighbors’ homes on fire, and the flames spread throughout the National Park.
