Brush Fire Prompts Shelter-In-Place Order In North County
By Kristina Houck
Published on April 28, 2026.
The Live Oak Fire, named after the incident, sparked in the 2500 block of Live Oak Park Road in Fallbrook, California, and has caused a shelter-in-place order for those who have not already evacuated. The fire has scorched two acres and prompted the evacuation of several other areas. The public is urged to stay calm and pray for the day.
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