Nicole Comstock reports from Fontana, where residents are living on edge as a powerful wind movement persists in the area, just a week after a Santa Ana wind event fueled two devastating fires just north in Los Angeles County.

As two wind-driven and deadly wildfires continue to rip through the Los Angeles basin, Inland Empire residents — no strangers to the devastation of wildfire — are working to help support victims of the Palisades and Eaton fires.

The combination of powerful winds and potential power outages has many people living across the Inland Empire living on edge, especially after witnessing the sheer force of the two devastating wildfires​ that continue to burn in Los Angeles County to the north.

Nicole Comstock reports from Fontana, where parts of the Inland Empire are still without power as strong winds continue to bluster through the region.

As high wind warnings remain in place throughout the Inland Empire, many residents are feeling frustrated after days without electricity. Southern California Edison has intermittently shut off power in areas the company has identified as having heightened wildfire risks, which include areas of north Fontana, Bloomington, and Jurupa Valley.