Evacuations Lifted for Grade Fire as Containment Reaches 65%
Evacuations have been lifted for the Grade Fire in San Diego, with containment now at 65%.
San Diego, CA, August 2, 2026 —
Evacuations previously in place for the Grade Fire in San Diego have now been lifted. The firefighting effort has reached a significant milestone, with containment reported at 65%.
The Grade Fire, which prompted evacuation orders in the affected areas, has seen a shift in its status as containment efforts progress. Further details regarding the exact timeline of the evacuations being lifted or the initial cause of the fire were not immediately available.
Firefighting crews have been working to control the spread of the blaze, and the reported 65% containment indicates substantial progress in bringing the incident to a close. The lifting of evacuation orders signifies that authorities deem the immediate threat to residents and properties to have diminished.
Information regarding the total acreage burned, the number of personnel involved in the firefighting operation, or any potential damage assessments has not been provided at this time. The public is advised to continue monitoring official channels for any updates regarding the Grade Fire as it is fully contained.
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