Evacuation warnings were issued for: East of Las Virgenes between Mulholland Highway to the north and Piuma Road to the south. Between Stunt Road to the north and Los Flores to the south. East of Carbon Beach Terrace, west of Old Malibu Road, north of Pacific Crest highway to the evacuation order boundary.

Fire officials said the evacuation order area encompassed about 6,000 people and more than 2,000 structures.

The evacuation warning area covered 12,500 people and more than 6,000 structures.

A temporary evacuation facility was established at the Palisades Recreation Center, 851 Alma Real Drive, Pacific Palisades. Large animals were also accepted there. The American Red Cross was providing services at the facility as well.

A large animal shelter was also available at Pierce College in Woodland Hills.

By 1 a.m. it appeared the flames had reached the Serra Retreat and were starting to burn outbuildings but specific damage to buildings was difficult to observe at night under heavy smoke cover.

The wildfire was reaching the edges of the Pepperdine campus, according to several videos posted online by students. The university was also reporting power outages on campus. Students were being told to stay on campus and shelter in place, but they should be prepared to leave if necessary.

"The University understands the worst of the fire has pushed past Pepperdine," the school posted on X just before 3:30 a.m. "However, there are smaller spot fires on campus that are not threatening life or structures, and fire resources remain on campus to address these spot fires as they occur. Additionally, power remains out for much of Malibu and therefore, to ensure the safety of our community, we will maintain the shelter-in-place protocol until at least daylight. The EOC will continue to update the community."

Some videos showed trees on fire near the library where students were sheltering inside.

Firefighting helicopters were dipping into the school's lakes in Alumni Park to help with water drops.