US | California wildfires Malibu Blaze 'Looks Good' Dying winds, high mobilization help firefighters corral 40% of fire By Kevin Spak Posted Nov 25, 2007 3:40 PM CST Copied Los Angeles County firefighters are seen through waves of heat burning through the roof of a home destroyed by wildfire lost in the Corral Canyon area of Malibu, Calif., Saturday, Nov. 24, 2007. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon) (Associated Press) The wildfire that scorched 50 Malibu homes yesterday is now 40% contained and should be corralled by Tuesday, the Los Angeles Times reports. Dying Santa Ana winds and what one official called "unprecedented mobilization" helped firefighters control the blaze. Crews are busy stamping out hot spots today to make sure they don't reignite. A red-flag warning—given when humidity falls below 8%—will stay in effect tonight, and some areas remain under mandatory evacuation. "We've got a lot of hot and smoldering spots, but not much active flame right now," a fire inspector said. "We've got the same amount of resources so we're really getting a good handle on it." Read These Next Think twice if you're in the UAE recording any missile strikes. The USPS' latest stamps go low, really low. Guidelines call for younger people to pay attention to cholesterol. Old Dominion University gunman was killed by ROTC students. Report an error