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0:00On April 4th, fire crews in Southern California are gaining ground on a wildfire that sparked Friday and Riverside County near the city of Moreno Valley. The blaze prompted evacuations, but so far no homes or structures have taken a hit. It's burning in a busy recreational spot with about 200,000 folks nearby. Saturday brought some relief as strong winds that top 45 miles per hour started to ease up. Fire officials say the calmer conditions let them push forward on containment lines around the fire's edges. Public safety specialists Tara Fernandez share that everyone's feeling optimistic, with fewer than a dozen zones still under mandatory evacuation and warnings lifted elsewhere, the pressure's lightning for residents. Natural trails in the area are even giving firefighters better access to protect key spots. Humidities on the rise tonight, which should help slow the flames even more. Crews are crediting these breaks for their steady progress. As investigators dig into what

1:00started this fire, teams stay focused on wrapping it up safe and quick. That's your update from Global News today, powered by AI.