Fast-moving wildfire burns homes, prompts mandatory evacuations in Los Angeles At least one person is dead and one injured in connection to a fast-moving wildfire sweeping through Los Angeles County’s San Fernando Valley that fire officials anticipate could take days to contain. The Saddleridge Fire has prompted mandatory evacuation orders for more than 100,000 people and has destroyed at least 25 homes. Meanwhile, dry, windy weather contributing to the fire’s spread may be worsening, officials said. One man in his late 50s died overnight from cardiac arrest related to the Saddleridge Fire, and a firefighter suffered an eye injury but is recovering, Los Angeles Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas confirmed Friday morning. “Nobody’s going home right away. This is going to take a few days,” Terrazas said during a Friday morning news briefing, where he noted that none of the fired had been contained The brush fire started in the Sylmar neighborhood around 9 p.m. local time Thursda...