A fire that broke out in Stevenson Ranch shortly after 4:20 p.m. Monday afternoon was threatening structures and prompting evacuation orders soon after it began near the intersection of West Magnolia Lane and West Autumn Lane.  The L.A. County Fire Department confirmed evacuation orders we re being issued as of 5:05 p.m., according to Pauline McGee, spokeswoman for the agency.   As of 5:20 p.m., the fire is at 32 acres, with home evacuations being considered immediate at this time, according to McGee.  A second-alarm response was added around that time as well, she added.  “Right now, I think they are working on getting the evacuation orders in place,” she said in a brief phone interview, adding she did not have the number of homes impacted immediately available. Emergency-radio traffic indicated the fire was approximately five minutes away from homes on the 25100 block of Summerhill Lane.  There also was one camp crew member who was injured and transported to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. The nature of the person’s injuries was not immediately available McGree said.   Structure protection was being established off Gloriso Lane and Favoloso Court to the east of the fire, per radio dispatch traffic and the Watch Duty app.  According to the Watch Duty app, a shelter-in-place order has been requested for Zone STV-PICO by incident command. This zone is visible on Genasys Protect at protect.genasys.com.  “A shelter-in-place has been issued for southeast of Pico Canyon Road and Stevenson Ranch Parkway,” said the order from AlertLACounty, per the Genasys site. “Bring all people and pets indoors. Remain indoors with doors and windows closed. Be prepared and follow law and fire instructions.”  McGee said some of those have been upgraded to evacuation orders, but residents should check the app for the latest on the orders.  This is a breaking news story, and more information will be published as it becomes available   The post Brush fire threatens homes in Stevenson Ranch appeared first on Santa Clarita Valley Signal. ...read more read less