A vegetation fire in Santa Clara County has increased in size. The fire, known as the Mines Fire, now covers 172 acres. Cal Fire reported the growth of the fire overnight. Further information about the Mines Fire can be found through Cal Fire or local news sources, such as KTVU FOX 2 News, which is providing updates on the situation.
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