Burro Fire in Angeles National Forest burns up to 30 acres

A fire in the Angeles National Forest burned about 30 acres of land in steep terrain on Monday, according to authorities.

Cal Fire said the blaze, named the Burro Fire, was burning at a moderate rate of speed.

The fire was reported near the Burro Canyon Shooting Park, which calls itself the largest shooting venue in Southern California. The range was evacuated.

The Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management said it was monitoring the blaze at 12:58 p.m. 

Firefighters did not say if any structures were threatened and did not report any injuries. The cause is under investigation.

As of Sunday afternoon, the fire remained at approximately 30 acres and was finally 100% contained, firefighters said. 

No additional details were immediately made available.