A Pasadena couple told news outlet Pasadena Now they witnessed the initial moments of the Eaton fire Tuesday evening before it grew tremendously and leveled whole neighborhoods. At about 6: 15 p.m. in the 2100 block of Canyon View Drive, Marcus Errico ran inside his home to tell his wife Jennifer that they needed to get out quick because the electrical tower across the canyon was on fire. “I called 9-1-1 and within 10 minutes the fire was down across the canyon,” Jennifer told Pasadena Now. The couple said they quickly moved to inform neighbors, grabbed their go-bags and fled from the flames rapidly consuming the canyon near their home. Fire crews arrived within 15 minutes and immediately began ordering people to evacuate as they ran hoses through backyards, Jennifer said. According to data from the LA Times, in the hour that the Eaton Fire started, there were 50 faults on the grid in that area. In the area of the Palisades fire, there were 25 faults on the grid