What is the name and location of the wildfire?
As of August 13, 2025, the Rosa Fire is nearly fully contained in Riverside County, California, specifically in the Santa Rosa Mountains near Highway 74 between the communities of Anza and Pinyon Pines.
The fire was reported on Monday afternoon, east of the Santa Rosa Truck Trail and west of Ribbonwood, approximately 15 miles south of Palm Desert's city limits (1).
Which cities or areas are affected by the Rosa Fire?
The cities and areas affected by the Rosa Fire include:
- Alpine Village
- Anza
- Palm Desert
- Pinyon Crest
- Pinyon Pines
- Ribbonwood
- Santa Rosa Mountains
What is the current containment status of the Rosa Fire?
As of August 13, 2025, the Rosa Fire has burned approximately 1,690 acres and is 98% contained (2). Firefighting personnel, including 49 engines, five bulldozers, four water tenders, and two helicopters, continue to battle the fire.
The blaze is spreading at a moderate rate, and both ground crews and aerial teams have been engaged through the night to contain it (3).
Are there any evacuation orders or alerts in place?
An evacuation warning is in effect for 117-RVC-ROSAFIRE. Evacuation orders have been lifted.
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How can I protect myself from wildfire smoke?
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- Shut doors and windows and set the HVAC to recirculate mode.
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- Stay indoors; if you do need to go outdoors, wear a KN95/FFP2 mask.
As of August 13, 2025, this fire is 98% contained.
