The Sunset Fire in Los Angeles, now one of six major wildfires in the region, erupted in the Hollywood Hills, endangering iconic locations like the Hollywood Bowl and Walk of Fame. The fire, fueled by extreme Santa Ana winds, rapidly spread, covering 50 acres in just hours. Emergency responders struggled with limited aerial resources due to previous windstorms. Evacuations in densely populated ,

areas caused traffic chaos, with residents fearing for their homes. This fire adds to the devastating toll of other wildfires, including the Palisades and Eaton Fires, which have claimed lives and destroyed thousands of acres. The California National Guard has joined efforts to control the fires, while the community shows resilience in the face of calamity.