Pepperdine University remains affected by the fire in Franklin, Los Angeles, California, early Tuesday morning and an emergency shelter in place remains in effect “at least until daylight,” the university said.

Pepperdine’s updates have been available on the university’s Facebook and X pages since shortly before 1 a.m. local time.

“The University recognizes that the worst of the fire has already passed Pepperdine,” reads X’s latest post. “However, there are smaller, isolated fires on campus that are not endangering lives or buildings, and fire resources remain on campus to combat these local fires as they occur.”

The post continued: “In addition, power remains out across much of Malibu. Therefore, to ensure the safety of our community, we will maintain the shelter-in-place protocol at least until daybreak. The EOC will continue to update the community.”

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A firefighter sprays water as the Franklin Fire burns near a building on December 10, 2024 in Malibu, California. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Operations at the Malibu campus were suspended for Tuesday, with classes and final exams canceled as students prepare for winter break.

Following activation of the University’s Emergency Operations Committee (EOC), shelter was established for community members and directed to the Tyler Campus Center and Payson Library.

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Franklin Fire evacuation map provided by the Los Angeles County incident response website. (Los Angeles County)

The third-alarm brush fire off Malibu Canyon Road and Station Boundary forced residents in the area to evacuate, with others under evacuation warnings.

According to FOX Weather, no injuries or deaths have been reported as a result of the fire.

A night view of the Franklin Fire that has affected residents in Malibu, California. (FOX 11 Los Angeles)

Los Angeles County Fire Department units are on the ground and in the air battling the brush fire, the department said on Facebook.

According to Cal Fire, the fire has burned more than 1,822 acres and is 0% contained. It started at 10:50 p.m. and the cause is under investigation.

The Franklin Fire burns near a building on December 10, 2024 in Malibu, California. The devastating fire has scorched 1,800 acres near Pepperdine University, prompting evacuations along the coast amid high winds and destroying some buildings. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

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Along with evacuations, the fire has led officials to close the Pacific Coast Highway between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Corral Canyon Road, FOX 11 Los Angeles reported.

For current fire evacuation and emergency information, visit the Los Angeles County Incident Response website.