Live updates: 2 wildfires burning in Riverside County continue to grow, evacuations remain in effect

The wildfire burning in the Homeland area of Riverside County has once again grown in size, but containment also went up as of Wednesday evening. Evacuation orders and warnings were also updated.

The Verona Fire has burned 600 acres and is now 30% contained, according to a Wednesday evening update from Cal Fire.

Although some evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings, areas near the fire's perimeter remain under evacuation orders.

Details on evacuation orders and warnings can be found here.

Cal Fire added that the fire has stayed between the fire perimeter with isolated hotspots within the interior of the fire. Crews will work overnight to establish and strengthen containment lines.

No injuries or structural damages have been reported.

The Bain Fire burning in Riverside County was 34% contained by Wednesday evening. It has burned 1,456 acres.

Evacuation orders and warnings remain in place for several zones in the area.

The fire was first reported at 11:22 a.m. Tuesday on the north side of the dry channel, in the area of Bain Street and Limonite Avenue, just north of the Hidden Valley Nature Center, according to the Riverside County Fire Department.

The Verona Fire, one of two wildfires burning in Riverside County, grew to 500 acres Wednesday as evacuation orders and warnings were updated.

The fire, which is burning in the community of Homeland, is 5% contained.

Click here for the latest updates on evacuation orders and warnings.

The Bain Fire burning in Riverside County has scorched 1,456 acres with containment at 25%.

Evacuation warnings have expanded to more zones while some evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings.

Details on evacuation orders and warnings can be found here.