The wildfires in Los Angeles are getting out of control, and now they’re heading straight for Hollywood.

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The fires in Los Angeles have reached a catastrophic stage, with the flames now bearing down on some of Hollywood’s most famous neighborhoods. The Sunset Fire, which ignited near Runyon Canyon, has spread rapidly southward, engulfing over 60 acres and threatening some of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. This is a dire and urgent situation that demands immediate and decisive action.

Hollywood is on edge as the Sunset Fire, fueled by relentless Santa Ana winds, continues to grow uncontrollably. Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for areas north of Hollywood Boulevard, east of Laurel Canyon, and west of the 101 Freeway. With the fire dangerously close to densely populated areas, the urgency of the response has intensified.

One of the most alarming figures is the sheer number of people affected. Over 30,000 residents have been forced to evacuate, and the fires now pose a grave threat to approximately 10,000 homes and 13,000 structures. The combination of dry conditions, low humidity, and high winds has created the perfect recipe for catastrophic wildfires, making it near impossible for firefighters to contain the inferno.

The most shocking aspect of this fire’s progression is its rapid spread. In a matter of hours, the Sunset Fire doubled in size, racing through the Hollywood Hills and threatening iconic landmarks like the Hollywood Bowl, Walk of Fame, and the TCL Chinese theaters. The flames have reached heavily populated areas, including Franklin Avenue, sending shockwaves of panic and chaos throughout the city.

The connection between this disaster and the lack of preparedness is undeniable. Despite advanced warnings of wind patterns and fire risks, California’s leadership failed to take necessary precautions, leaving Hollywood vulnerable to catastrophe. The absence of Mayor Karen Bass during this critical moment has fueled outrage among residents. While the city burns, Bass is attending a presidential inauguration in Ghana, raising serious questions about her leadership and commitment to the people she serves.

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James Woods: “One day you’re swimming in the pool, and the next it’s all gone.”

Billy… https://t.co/ZgtGVkQJIV pic.twitter.com/3FNscjxmNP

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 9, 2025

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Once a picturesque 1950s retreat with panoramic Pacific views and a gourmet kitchen,… https://t.co/Anf03t3TPW pic.twitter.com/qgJL8gZCdP

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 9, 2025