The Tustin blimp hangars were Orange County's version of the Watts Towers: beloved architectural marvels of a bygone time. They shouldn't have suffered such an ignominious end.

Section after section of the historic north hangar at the now-defunct Marine Corps Air Station in Tustin collapse in a massive fire. Whatever remains will be demolished.

Tustin is asking residents to weigh in on future plans for the undeveloped parts of a former military base — including the historic World War II blimp hangar.

A year-and-a-half after an iconic World War II blimp hangar burned down in Tustin, Navy contractors expect to be finished removing debris from the site by the end of this month, according to an update ...

The Navy has committed $11 million to the cleanup of the fire that destroyed a long-shuttered World War II blimp hangar and spread toxic materials across a densely populated area around the former ...

The blimp hangar fire at the shuttered Tustin Marine Corps Air Station is nearing its end, according to local officials, but plans for when the rest of the building will be destroyed are still ...

Two weeks after the blimp hangar fire ignited overnight at the shuttered Tustin Marine Corps Air Station, residents say they are still waiting for asbestos waste emitted from the historic hangar ...

(City of Tustin) The Navy could pay up to $137 million to clean up the site of a World War II blimp hangar in Southern California destroyed in a fire in November, local officials estimate.

A Nov. 7, 2023 fire destroyed one of Tustin’s two iconic World War II-era blimp hangars, prompting an environmental cleanup still underway.

To help understand and visualize the impact of the Nov. 7, 2023 blimp hangar fire on Tustin and surrounding communities, LAist submitted a California Public Records Act request for all reports of ...