Kern County fire officials have issued evacuation warnings for two zones near Lake Isabella as the Pearl Fire threatens the area. (Kern County FD)
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Update on July 25 at 2:27 p.m.
The Kern County Fire Department has reported that forward progression has been stopped. Crews are continuing to extinguish the Pearl Fire’s hot spots.
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An evacuation warning was issued Friday for parts of Lake Isabella in Kern County as firefighters responded to a wildfire threat known as the Pearl Fire.
The Kern County Fire Department said evacuation warnings are in effect for zones KRN-713 and KRN-728. Residents in these areas are being urged to prepare to leave if conditions worsen.
The fire department has not yet released details on the fire’s size or containment.
A map and zone-specific information are available through the county’s emergency services website.
The public is asked to stay alert and follow official guidance as crews work to contain the blaze.
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