Los Angeles Wildfires Destroy 10,000 Structures

Wildfires in the Los Angeles area have resulted in at least 10 deaths and the destruction of over 10,000 structures, with damages potentially exceeding $150 billion. The Palisades Fire, the most destructive in the region's history, has devastated neighborhoods in Pacific Palisades, while the Eaton Fire and newly ignited Kenneth Fire have added to the destruction. Evacuation orders now affect approximately 400,000 residents, with containment efforts hampered by strong winds and dry conditions. Firefighters have reported some progress, but the risk remains high as new blazes continue to emerge. Meteorologists warn that California's wildfire season is becoming longer and more severe due to climate change. As emergency responses continue, the situation remains critical with the hope for improved weather conditions.