A 40-acre fire broke out near San Felipe Road and Highway 78 in California on Sunday, with no injuries or structure threats reported.

A vegetation fire named the Scissors Fire broke out Sunday afternoon near San Felipe Road and Highway 78 in Shelter Valley, California, burning about 40 acres with no containment as of the latest report. The fire, which started around 2:20 p.m., spread through light to medium vegetation at a moderate pace, but no structures were threatened and no injuries were reported. Cal Fire San Diego deployed multiple resources, including engines, water tenders, a dozer, and air tankers, while both Highway S-2 and Highway 78 were closed with limited passage allowed for passenger vehicles. The cause remains under investigation.