CAMARILLO, Calif. (KABC) -- Firefighters were able to hold the containment line of the Mountain Fire burning in Ventura County thanks to reduced wind activity overnight. The wildfire had burned 20,630 acres and is 48% contained as of Monday afternoon, according to Cal Fire.

According to Cal Fire, the fire has left a total of six injuries ... About 10,000 people were evacuated and evacuation centers were established in Camarillo. They were set up at Padre Parish, 5205 Upland Road. For large animals, an evacuation center ...

The forecast calls for winds to kick up again. But officials say conditions will not reach the magnitude of last week's Santa Anas.

Nearly a week after the destructive Mountain Fire destroyed more than a hundred buildings and torched tens of thousands of acres of brush in Ventura County, firefighters are defending their response to the blaze as some residents return to their burnt homes.

Laurie Perez reports from Camarillo Heights, where dozens of homes were destroyed by the devastating Mountain Fire last week. As residents begin to return back to their homes, some completely decimated by the flames,

Mountain Fire initially started 8:51 a.m. Nov. 6 in Ventura County. It has burned 20,630 acres after being active for five days. By Monday evening, a crew of 2,399 firefighters effectively contained 42% of the fire.

The fire that’s consumed several homes in Ventura County and forced residents to vacate their properties has been contained by 31%, firefighters announced Sunday night. The Mountain Fire, which swelled to more than 20,