"Massive Fire at Historic Tustin Hangar Sparks Emergency Declaration and School Closures"
A flare-up occurred at the site of a massive fire that destroyed a historic World War II blimp hangar in Tustin, California. Firefighters opted to let the fire burn itself out due to the difficulty of reaching the flames. The hangar, listed on the national Register of Historic Places, was engulfed in flames, causing debris and ash to spread throughout the area. Asbestos was detected in the debris, prompting an emergency proclamation and warnings about unhealthy air quality. Tustin Unified schools were closed, and an agreement was reached with the U.S. Navy for remediation efforts. Residents were advised to take precautions and limit exposure to smoke and ash.
