LOS ANGELES, Sept. 5 (Xinhua) -- Although its western edge under control, the wildfire in Northern Los Angeles was burning deep in the Angeles National Forest on Saturday, fire commanders said.
As it was moving eastward into wilderness, the arson-caused fire has grown to be the biggest in the Los Angeles County history, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) said.
Since its ignition on Aug. 26, the Station fire has destroyed 76 homes, mostly cabins; denuded some 241 square miles (about 386 square kilometers) of forest land; led to the deaths of two firefighters and cost 37 million dollars to fight so far.
The USFS listed 7,000 homes as still being in harm"s way.
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