The La Tuna wildfire has been going on for five days now, and while the fire is clearing up, emergency experts are taking precautions to make sure it doesn't rekindle or spread.
According to local fire departments, five houses — out of the nearly 1,400 structures near the fire — were destroyed, and eight people reported injuries. As of Tuesday morning, local fire departments reported 70 percent of the fire was contained.
In a video posted on social media by the Glendale Fire Department, emergency officials said they would send "an army of boots on the ground" to combat the remaining 30 percent of the wildfire. But emergency officials also warn that winds can still rekindle the fire.
"Those gusts can still kick up some embers and create spot fires," an emergency official said.
Since Sunday, all evacuations have been lifted in Los Angeles, Glendale and Burbank, but evacuation centers are remaining on standby just in case.
