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Hundreds of firefighters continued to battle a fire in Simi Valley on Wednesday, May 20. Here are the updates.
A Simi Valley homeowner recounts the terrifying moments the Sandy Fire destroyed the home she's lived in for nearly four decades.
One structure has been destroyed by the fire, officials said. Nearly 900 firefighters were on hand battling the blaze.
Firefighters made progress overnight and into Tuesday morning as they continued to protect homes in the Simi Valley area from the nearly 1,400-acre Sandy Fire in Ventura County. Minimal fire growth was reported overnight after the fire started late Monday morning and destroyed at least one home in a neighborhood at the base of a burning hillside.
Emergency responders said they attended 111 separate incidents on Sunday, ranging from vegetation fires and medical emergencies to downed trees, fallen power lines and traffic collisions, US News, Tim
Helicopters made multiple water drops over Simi Valley as California's fast-moving Sandy Fire scorched more than 830 acres and forced thousands of residents to evacuate.