Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
While escaping much of the devastation, the Temecula area grappled with a crippling freeway closure and waves of wildfire refugees from the south and west who flooded into a string of makeshift Red Cross centers.
“We have been on the run from fires for the last two days,” said Manuel Renteria, a bedraggled Ramona resident who fled the massive Witch Fire that roared through much of central San Diego County.
Renteria said he had heard that a Temecula evacuation center had opened but he did not know its location. A police officer spotted him parked at a fast food restaurant on Temecula’s south si...
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