UPDATE: Crews Contain 150-Acre Brush Fire In Southwest Riverside County

UPDATE June 30 at 8:49 a.m.: The wildfire that sent smoke across Southwest Riverside County Friday has been contained.

The 150-acre blaze, named the Cary Fire, is 100 percent contained, Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department officials reported today. Full control is expected by 8 a.m. Sunday.

The fire was reported at 12:42 p.m. Friday at Cary and Tripp Flats roads in Anza.

One unoccupied double-wide trailer and a wooden storage shed were destroyed in the blaze; no injuries were reported and no evacuations were ordered.

According to a Patch reporter on scene, several vehicles in the area were also destroyed.

Anza resident Jose Rosas, 20, was at work Friday and saw the smoke coming from his neighborhood. He said he hurried home to see what he could do.

Rosas' house was spared, but he said it could have been different.

“It could have been me. It started a couple hundred feet from my home. It did scare me,” he said, noting that he is grateful to fire crews for saving his residence.

The cause of the fire is under investigation. --Daniel Lane contributed to this report.

NOTE: This story will be updated as new reports come in.