Two Fires Burn Three Acres in San Diego, Disrupting Traffic and Threatening Structures Two separate vegetation fires, collectively known as the Market Fire, burned a total of three acres near Imperial Avenue and Market Street in San Diego. While no structures were destroyed, the fires posed a threat to buildings near Lincoln Park and damaged multiple vehicles. The incident led to significant traffic disruptions, including the closure of trolley tracks and roads in the affected area. A pair of fires burned three acres of land near Imperial Avenue and Market Street Sunday, and threatened structures near Lincoln Park, officials said. A pair of vegetation fires burned three acres of land near Imperial Ave. and Market St. Sunday, and threatened structures near Lincoln Park, according to an X post from San Diego Fire Department. There were no structures damaged but multiple vehicles were damaged behind a business, according to an X post from SDFD. The fires caused multiple road closures in the surrounding area, SDFD advised to avoid the area in an X post. The tracks between the Massachusetts and Euclid Trolley stations were closed due to a nearby fire. A bus shuttle took passengers between the two stations, according to an X post from San Diego MTS.#MTSAlert Due to a fire near Orange Line Trolley, tracks are closed between Massachusetts and Euclid Trolley stations. A bus shuttle is taking passengers between those stations. Expect delays this afternoon and into the evening. The fires were reported late Sunday afternoon, both named the