The web search results provided do not contain specific evidence confirming that the blaze was named the 'Carbon Fire' or that it ignited precisely at 1:40 p.m. on Saturday at Carbon Canyon and Olinda Place. The evidence is insufficient to corroborate the specific details of the ignition time and name.

Two of the three web search results mention fire crews deploying ground units, and one mentions aircraft deployment (though not explicitly for this specific event). However, no single source confirms the deployment of *both* ground units and aircraft for this specific event, making it difficult to corroborate the full claim.

The evidence mentions concerns over fire spread and the use of firefighting aircraft, but none of the sources explicitly attribute the dispatch of *additional* resources specifically due to concerns over potential spread in the canyon landscape, as stated by KTLA.

The evidence provides general information about evacuation warnings for various areas (e.g., Topanga Canyon, Palisades Fire), but none of the retrieved sources specifically confirm the expansion of warnings to include both the El Rodeo Stables area AND Brea Hills simultaneously.

One web search result mentions a road closure on Carbon Canyon Road, but it attributes the closure to a 'Major crash' investigation, not the specific instruction for evacuees to travel eastbound because the road is closed between Brea Hills and Ruby. The Wikipedia results confirm the general location context but not the specific evacuation instruction.