Canyon Fire 2 now fully contained, clean up continues

Oaks regional parks remained closed, and it's not known when they will reopen, according to Marisa O'Neil of the OC Parks Department. But Irvine Regional Park was partially reopened this morning, she said.Visitors can enjoy the Irvine Park Railroad and the pumpkin patch, though the zoo remains closed, she said."We anticipate (the zoo) will reopen this weekend, probably on Saturday,'' O'Neil said.Parts of the park remain off-limits and visitors were asked to keep out of the barricaded areas, O'Neil said. Visitors also should be aware that parking is limited for the popular pumpkin patch, she said.All evacuation orders were lifted by 5 p.m. last Wednesday, and several local schools and colleges that closed earlier in the week were open for business by Thursday.Four minor injuries were reported in the fire, including two firefighters who suffered minor smoke inhalation, according to CalFire.The blaze erupted near the Riverside (91) Freeway east of Gypsum Canyon Road, near the Coal Canyon flashpoint of the first Canyon Fire, which broke out Sept. 25 and blackened more than 2,600 acres and took more than a week to contain.More: Today’s Top StoriesFirst Alert ForecastMore: I-Team and Stands for You investigationsFind us on Facebook: KESQ News Channel 3 & CBS Local 2Follow us on Twitter for breaking news updates: @KESQ  & @Local2We’re on Instagram! @KESQ_News_Channel_3  & @CBSLocal2Watch live newscastsNoticias en español: a href="http://w... (KESQ - KESQ)