A wildfire broke out Sunday and spread south of Beaumont. Initially reported at around 150 acres, by around 6 p.m. it was measured at 186 acres. By around 7:50 p.m., it was measured at 200 acres with no containment. The Jack fire was reported at 4:29 p.m. in the area of Jack Rabbit Trail and the 60 Freeway, according to the Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department. Firefighters responded to the blaze, which was spreading in the hills at a “rapid rate,” fire officials said on X. Multiple ground and air resources were assigned to the brush fire. No evacuations had been ordered. No injuries have been reported, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | 23-acre Miles fire in Temescal Valley is 100% contained, Cal Fire says Saturday Crime and Public Safety | With Southern California’s 3 big wildfires just about out, an update on the havoc they’ve caused Crime and Public Safety | Brush fire north of Lake Elsinore held to 23 acres Crime and Public Safety | Incorporating defensible space in landscaping helps protect against wildfires Crime and Public Safety | DNA on ignition device links Norco man to Line fire, authorities say