Firefighters Quickly Contain Brush Fire, Protecting Home and 'Vital' Water Infrastructure
Published on April 23, 2026.
A brush fire in San Bernardino, California, ignited on Wednesday, April 22 and was quickly contained at approximately four acres. The firefighters managed to protect a home and critical infrastructure, including that of the San Bernardino City Municipal Water Department, which pumps over 10 million gallons of sewage daily. No one was injured in the fire, although one dog was treated for minor injuries.
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