Costs for cleanup of Tustin hangar fire outpacing promised Navy funding

The Navy has committed $11 million to the cleanup of the fire that destroyed a long-shuttered World War II blimp hangar at the former Tustin air station in Southern California, but local officials said much more is needed from the service.

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