'Wildland fire' burns San Francisco hillside

A fire burning Wednesday in San Francisco led authorities to briefly close a freeway off-ramp in the Bernal Heights neighborhood.

Firefighters brought the "wildland fire" on a hillside under control around 11:15 a.m.

That was about 45 minutes after it led to the closure of the southbound 101 exit at Cesar Chavez Street, the San Francisco Fire Department said. 

It burned 1 acre and did not cause any injuries nor damage any structures, the fire department said.

An alert from the city pinpointed the location to Peralta and Holladay avenues.