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Station Fire: Assessing the Damage
People are returning to find homes burned.
Updated: Wednesday, 02 Sep 2009, 3:32 PM PDT
Published : Wednesday, 02 Sep 2009, 2:59 PM PDT
Posted by: Scott Coppersmith
Tujunga (myFOXla.com) - The process of assessing the damage caused by the Station Fire is underway in some areas of Los Angeles County.
Some people in Big Tujunga Canyon, for example, are returning to find their homes gone... lost to the flames.
There's no figure available as far as a damage cost goes since the Station Fire is still burning, but estimates are that around 60 homes have been destroyed in the blaze.
Watch Phil Shuman's report in the video report for more
details on this story.
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