Firefighters have gained full containment on the Smiley Fire that burned near the Riverside and San Bernardino county line, which was ignited on Saturday. 

It was first reported at around 2:30 p.m. near San Timoteo Canyon Road and Smiley Boulevard, according to the Riverside County Fire Department. 

As of Monday morning, that crews had made significant progress and the fire was 100% contained. 

Early Sunday evening, they said that containment had grown to 99% and that after walking the perimeter of the fire, they determined it had scorched about 83 acres. 

At its peak, firefighters had dispatched two water-dropping helicopters and two water tenders, along with 10 fire engines to assist.

No injuries were reported and no structures were damaged. 

Both Cal Fire Riverside County and San Bernardino County firefighters were joined by Redlands Fire Department crews as they battled the blaze. 

Another fire erupted in San Bernardino County on Saturday, torching nearly 500 acres and forcing evacuation orders near the Silverwood Lake recreational area south of Hesperia. 

On Sunday, several more brush fires broke out across the Inland Empire, with the 350-acre Wolf Fire quickly burning through brush near Banning, while the Mandalay Fire forced evacuations in Riverside and the Mindy Fire scorched dozens of acres near Aguanga.