Raging Los Angeles wildfire forces mass evacuations
A fast-moving wildfire in Los Angeles has forced 30,000 people to flee.
Strong winds, reaching close to 40 mph, fueled the fire, which erupted in the Pacific Palisades Tuesday morning.
By evening, the blaze had scorched nearly 3,000 acres, threatening 10,000 homes.
Authorities warned of worsening winds overnight, urging residents to evacuate.
Vice President Kamala Harris has assured federal support, emphasizing the need for vigilance.
Governor Gavin Newsom confirmed 110 fire engines were dispatched to Southern California.
Los Angeles firefighters have reported multiple injuries, including a serious head injury.
The National Weather Service issued red flag warnings, with wind gusts expected to hit close to 100 miles per hour in mountainous areas, escalating fire danger.
Residents are advised to remain alert as officials battle “extreme fire danger.”
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