At least 5 killed
Wildfires in Los Angeles, California, have claimed the lives of at least five people and displaced thousands as they continue to spread uncontrollably. (Photo: AP)
Buildings destroyed
The wildfire has destroyed over 1,000 structures, including homes, businesses, and notable landmarks. (Photo: AP)
Hollywood Hills fire breaks out
A fast-moving fire ignited in the Hollywood Hills, threatening one of Los Angeles’ most iconic areas while firefighters worked to contain three other major blazes in the region. (Photo: PTI)
Evacuations ordered
More than 100,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate communities affected by the Southern California wildfires. (Photo: AP)
Firefighters deployed
California governor Gavin Newsom announced the deployment of over 7,500 firefighters and emergency personnel to protect communities across California. (Photo: AP)
State of emergency declared
California governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency for Los Angeles County as wildfires continue to burn across the region. (Photo: AP)
Biden approves governor's request for major disaster declaration
US President Joe Biden swiftly approved California governor Newsom’s request for a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration to bolster the state’s wildfire response efforts. (Photo: AP)
Wildfire origin
Two massive wildfires erupted in Los Angeles on Tuesday, wreaking havoc in areas like Pacific Palisades and Altadena’s Eaton Canyon. The fires have destroyed homes, forced evacuations, and upended the lives of thousands of residents. (Photo: AP)
Most destructive wildfires
Spanning over 42 square miles, these wildfires rank among the most devastating in Los Angeles’ history. (Photo: AP)
Winds ease but danger remains
Southern California experienced a brief respite as strong winds driving the wildfires subsided Wednesday afternoon. However, fire dangers remain high, with stronger winds forecast to return Thursday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. (Photo: AP)
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