Shore Fire
- 100% Contained
- 3,085 Acres
- 1 County: Riverside
06/15/2026 3:23 PM
06/25/2026 9:45 PM
06/25/2026 6:30 PM
Under Investigation
CAL FIRE Riverside Unit
No team assigned
San Timoteo Canyon Road, S/W of Calimesa
Status reports
Incident Updates
The Shore Fire is now 100% contained.
No change to acreage or containment.
No change to acreage or containment. Firefighters continue to patrol the area, looking for hot embers.
No change to acreage or containment. Firefighters continue to patrol for hot embers.
No change in acreage or containment.
Resources continued with mop-up operations to establish full containment, the fire currently stands at 98% contained.
The Shore Fire is now 95% contained.
The fire remains at 3,085 acres and is now 91% contained. Firefighters have made significant progress extinguishing interior hotspots, completing mop-up operations, and continuing suppression repair activities throughout the incident area.
The evacuation WARNING for the Shore Fire Perimeter will remain in effect through the weekend to ensure the safety of both residents and firefighters as crews continue their work.
This will be the final Shore Fire update until Monday morning, June 22, 2026.
The Shore Fire is now 84% contained.
The fire remains at 3,085 acres and is now 78% contained. Firefighters made significant progress today strengthening containment and control lines and conducting mop-up operations on smoldering hotspots within the fire area.
Crews will continue suppression repair efforts, strengthen containment lines, and patrol the fire perimeter throughout the evening. The Damage Inspection Team is completing assessments of structures impacted by the incident.
An evacuation WARNING remains in effect for the Shore Fire Perimeter only. All other evacuation ORDERS and WARNINGS have been canceled.
No injuries reported.
The Shore Fire is now 78% contained.
The fire remains at 3,085 acres and is now 67% contained. Ground crews and dozer operators made significant progress overnight establishing and strengthening containment and control lines around the fire perimeter. Increased relative humidity and a persistent marine layer contributed to favorable firefighting conditions and supported suppression efforts.
Today, crews will continue strengthening containment lines, begin mop-up operations, and monitor and extinguish remaining hotspots within the fire area.
The evacuation ORDER for the Shore Fire Perimeter zone remains in effect, along with the surrounding evacuation WARNINGS. Fire officials continue to evaluate conditions and will adjust evacuation statuses when it is safe to do so.
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The Shore Fire is now 67% contained.
The Shore Fire is now 54% contained.
The fire is mapped at 3,085 acres and is 32% contained. The increase in acreage is due to interior islands of unburned vegetation burning within the established fire perimeter.
Resources will continue working throughout the evening to monitor hotspots, lay hose, and strengthen containment lines around the fire perimeter. Interior hotspots may remain active and continue to produce visible smoke.
All evacuation ORDERS and WARNINGS remain in effect. The Incident Command Team will conduct a repopulation meeting tomorrow morning (6/17/26) to evaluate conditions and develop a safe re-entry plan for residents.
Highway 60 westbound at Interstate 10 is open. Motorists are urged to use caution while traveling in the area, as drift smoke may reduce visibility. Firefighters, heavy equipment, and emergency personnel remain actively engaged in operations.
The Shore Fire is 3,085 acres. Reduced acreage due to aerial intelligence aircraft including adjacent fuels project in total acreage.
Please see the attached news release for additional information and current evacuation details.
Shore Fire is now 25% contained.
The Shore Fire is 2,053 acres and 20% contained. Air and ground resources will continue working throughout the evening to build and strengthen containment lines around the fire perimeter. Evacuation ORDERS and WARNINGS remain in effect.
Highway 60 westbound at Interstate 10 will be shut down at 8:15PM for several hours.
Highway 60 eastbound will remain open. For road closures, please visit California Highway Patrol : https://cad.chp.ca.gov/traffic.aspx
The Shore Fire has grown to 500 acres. Evacuation Orders and Warnings have been issued. Please review the latest information and stay alert for further updates.
New incident in Riverside County - Shore Fire, is currently 92 acres.
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