Fire crews battling a vegetation fire in Aliso Viejo, near Laguna Beach, California, on Saturday, June 2, received support from airplanes and helicopters that dropped retardant and water on the blaze.
This footage from Saturday shows flames on a hillside and a plane dropping red retardant on the fire. That day, about 2,000 homes were placed under evacuation orders, and the fire had grown to around 250 acres, according to officials.
By Sunday morning, June 3, the size of the fire dropped to 150 acres and the fire was 10 percent contained. Around 300 homes remained under evacuation orders. Credit: Laguna Beach Firefighters via Storyful
