Fire weather still threatens Southern California

LOS ANGELES — The threat of wildfires hanged over Southern California Tuesday, a day after strong Santa Ana winds knocked out power to tens of thousands of customers and caused the death of a Tustin woman crushed by a falling tree.
A red flag warning denoting a high risk of wildfire because of strong Santa Ana winds and low humidity remained in force over most of Los Angeles County and all of Orange County and will expire at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Red flag warnings are also in effect in Ventura,