Los Angeles firefighters responded to a grass fire in the Sepulveda Basin on Tuesday, with the incident being reported at approximately 12:56 PM near 5600 N Woodley Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department's alert. The fire affected four distinct areas within the basin, combining to an estimated total of 2.5 acres, though fortunately, no structures were under threat from the blaze.

Heavy equipment was requested to combat the fire and as a safety measure, Woodley Avenue was closed to northbound traffic from Burbank to Victory with local authorities advising motorists to find alternative routes while emergency operations were underway. The fire was reportedly extinguished by 02:33 PM on the same day.

In a show of efficiency and preparedness, the LAFD also confirmed that there were no injuries related to the incident, and there was no damage to any buildings in the vicinity, firefighters achieved a knockdown of the fire, signifying control over the flames, and subsequently undertook mop-up operations to ensure the complete extinguishment of any remaining hot spots which is a testament to their thoroughness and commitment to public safety.

Following the knockdown, crews were set to remain on scene for approximately one additional hour to complete these operations ensuring that the area was safe and to prevent any potential flare-ups.