Toxic chemicals dumped in Tujunga, resident tests show
Residents in the Sunland-Tujunga area say they weren't notified that sediment from the Eaton Fire zone would be dumped in their area, and say that their own independent tests show potentially toxic levels of arsenic and selenium.
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