星期五早上在马里布开始的加利福尼亚大火已经烧毁了大约40英亩，截至下午3点，大约占60％。去年11月，该地区发生了97,000英亩的破坏性火灾后，该地区的任何火灾都使居民处于边缘地位。
洛杉矶县消防局表示，周五的火灾发生在当地时间上午11点25分，沿着斯威特沃特峡谷路，最新的发展表明，消防队员正在太平洋海岸公路附近与火灾作斗争。
根据洛杉矶的KTLA 5，消防部门表示不知道火灾原因。消防部门在周五下午发推文说，火灾的进展已经停止。
据“洛杉矶时报”报道，大约10英里/小时的风速已经轻微吹过，这有助于消防队员控制大火。
哥伦比亚广播公司洛杉矶报道说，没有人报告受伤或房屋受损，并且没有下令撤离。
火灾显然是在陡峭的岩石地形上坡。
洛杉矶县消防局周五在推特上说，空中油轮和四架直升机在现场，一小时后，他们写道火灾发生在60％的遏制区。
洛杉矶县消防督察Sky Cornell说：“这些条件实际上是非常有利的......现在它们似乎没有对这场大火产生太大的影响，所以一切似乎都得到了控制。”火灾最有可能被他的船员保持在25英亩的覆盖范围内。
地面上有200名消防员，空中有四架降水直升机和固定翼空中加油机可以从上方放下阻燃剂。
有关官员表示，该地区周末的火灾状况非常好，预测干燥，炎热。周日预计是最热的一天。
该区域仍在从去年11月的Woolsey火灾中恢复了97,000英亩的巨大火灾，这是有史以来最大的圣莫尼卡山区娱乐区。那场大火造成三人死亡，超过1,500个建筑物遭到破坏。
这个故事仍在开发中，更新将在这里发布。
MALIBU FIRE 2019 UPDATE: FIREFIGHTERS SAY 40 ACRES BURNED
A California fire that began late Friday morning in Malibu has burned approximately 40 acres and is about 60 percent contained as of 3 p.m. PT. Any fires in this region have residents on edge after they endured a devastating 97,000-acre fire just last November.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department said the fire on Friday began at 11:25 a.m. local time along Sweetwater Canyon Road, and the latest development indicated firefighters were battling a brush fire near the Pacific Coast Highway.
The fire department said it does not know the cause of the fire, according to KTLA 5 in Los Angeles. The fire department tweeted Friday afternoon that the fire's progress had been stopped.
The winds had been blowing lightly at about 10 mph, which helped firefighters get the blaze under control, according to the Los Angeles Times.
CBS Los Angeles reported that there had been no reported injuries or damaged homes, and that there had been no evacuations ordered.
The fire had apparently worked its way uphill through a steep, rocky terrain.
The L.A. County Fire Department tweeted Friday that air tankers and four helicopters were on the scene, and an hour later they wrote that the fire was at 60 percent containment.
"The conditions are actually quite favorable...with the winds right now they don't seem to be making too much of an impact on this fire so everything seems to be under control," said L.A. County Fire Inspector Sky Cornell, who added that the fire most likely could be kept under 25 acres of coverage by his crews.
Along with 200 firefighters on the ground, there was assistance from the air with four water-dropping helicopters and fixed-wing air tankers that could drop fire retardant from above.
Officials said the area was prime for fire conditions through the weekend with dry, hot temperatures on the forecast. Sunday is forecast to be the hottest day.
The area is still recovering from a massive 97,000-acre blaze last November from the Woolsey fire, the largest to ever hit the Santa Monica Mountains recreation area. That fire resulted in three deaths and more than 1,500 structures that got destroyed.
This story is still developing and updates will be posted here as they become available.