The Getty Center has reported no damage in the wake of last nights Sepulveda Fire, which broke out on the opposite side of the 405 Freeway near its Brentwood campus in Bel-Air, Los Angeles. The new fire, which comes two weeks after the Palisades Fire scorched some parts of its grounds without causing any damage to the museum or Getty Villa, has been put out, according to a late update from the LAFD. A spokesperson from the Getty told Archinect that the new fires would not affect the museum's anticipated January 28th reopening.Here's some more of the latest from our ongoing coverage of the dangerous Los Angeles Fires:Getty Trust leads $12 Million relief fund for artists impacted by LA firesHere's how L.A. will expedite the rebuilding process with Mayors orderFires threaten LAs spectacular design legacy says Sam Lubell