(LOS ANGELES/COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD) crew in Los Angeles is still working hard to assist people affected by the fires in California as of Wednesday, Jan. 22. Courtesy: Colorado Springs Fire DepartmentCourtesy: Colorado Springs Fire DepartmentCourtesy: Colorado Springs Fire DepartmentCourtesy: Colorado Springs Fire Department Firefighters have been helping to ensure people's homes are taken care of while they're evacuated, assisting with cutting handlines and picking up hose. Recently, they took a day off and spent some time at the beach to unwind. While there, they saw pieces of homes that had burned during the fire and washed up on the shore, serving as a sad reminder of the devastation. Courtesy: Colorado Springs Fire DepartmentCourtesy: Colorado Springs Fire DepartmentCourtesy: Colorado Springs Fire Department "It’s an eerie sight and a sad reminder of the devastation that happened there," CSFD wrote via Facebook. On Jan. 12, CSFD deployed to California to help with several fires and were assigned to Zuma Beach in Malibu for an initial attack on the fires.