A wildfire in Simi Valley has become California's largest of the year, burning over 700 acres and forcing evacuations. - The Sandy Fire started Monday morning around 10 a.m.
- Evacuations were ordered within 30 minutes as flames threatened homes. - The fire has burned more than 700 acres and the evacuation zone covers 14 square miles.
- Residents should monitor the Ventura County emergency website for updates. The fire is ongoing, and authorities continue to monitor the situation.