I've never seen anything like this

This man lost everything in a fire and this is him crying happy tears when he found out his cat was still alive 🥺❤️

this reminds me of driving through a city

Total devastation! Looks like a war zone. Praying for California!

Very devastating 😢 #PalisadesFire #PacificPalisades #California #LosAngelesWildfires #LAFires #CaliforniaWildfires #SunsetFire #CAwx #EatonFire

Palisades in LA before and after fires😳

Someone thinking about buying this as we speak

The Palisades Village Starbucks is unrecognizable after being ravaged by fire. 'The Business Block' in Pacific Palisades appears to be completely burned down. The Starbucks building was 100 years old, commissioned in 1924. The fire has reached 11,000 acres, with over a thousand structures damaged or burnt down. Two people have sadly lost their lives.

Update about the fire 1. Wildfires in Los Angeles: Multiple wildfires are burning in Los Angeles, including the Kenneth Fire, Palisades Fire, and Sunset Fire. 2. Fire spread and containment: The Palisades Fire has spread to 19,978 acres, with 0% containment, while the Kenneth Fire has grown to 960 acres, also with 0% containment. 3. Damage and destruction: The fires have damaged or destroyed over 5,300 structures, and at least 6 people have died. 4. Evacuations and curfews: Evacuation orders have been issued for several areas, and curfews are in place from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. to prevent looting. 5. National Guard deployment: California Governor Gavin Newsom has approved the deployment of 8,000 National Guard members to help combat the fires and prevent looting. 6. Power outages: Over 95,000 customers are without power, and the estimated time to respond to outages is 24 to 48 hours. 7. Air quality: The wildfires have severely impacted air quality, with levels of PM 2.5 pollutants reaching 165, labeled "unhealthy" by the EPA. 8. Event cancellations: The NFL has moved a playoff game from Los Angeles to Arizona, and the NBA has postponed a game due to the fires. 9. Federal response: The federal government will pay the full cost of the disaster response for 180 days, covering costs such as debris removal, temporary shelters, and first responders' salaries. 10. Ongoing updates: The situation is ongoing, with new updates and developments emerging as the fires continue to burn.

I wonder what materials those houses are made of that they can burn down completely to ashes. Those aren't wooden shacks in a slum; these are multimillion-dollar homes, or even more, for the wealthy. Damn it!

This is so heartbreaking! 💔

And this is just one. We still have Eaton fire that's 14k acres, Palisades at 19k acres, Kenneth at nearly 1k acres, Hurst at one point was 1k acres. L.A. is going to have a huge influx of homeless, more than the 160k we had before. Prayers to those who lost their homes🙏