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Live Updates: New Wildfires Strain L.A. as Others Burn Unchecked

The two largest blazes are the most destructive to ever hit the city, and a smaller one burned overnight in the Hollywood Hills. More extreme fire danger is expected on Thursday.

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   Pacific Palisades

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3. Altadena

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5. Altadena

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7. Pacific Palisades

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8. Hollywood Hills

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9. Altadena

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10. Los Angeles

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11. Pacific Palisades

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Corina KnollSoumya Karlamangla and Mike Ives

Corina Knoll is reporting from Los Angeles.

Here’s the latest on the fires.

The wildfire that raced across the Hollywood Hills early Thursday, threatening a wealthy area indelibly tied to the American film industry, put additional strain on millions of Los Angeles residents already stressed by catastrophic blazes that have erased entire neighborhoods and streaked the sky with smoke and embers.

The fires have killed at least five people and burned more than 27,000 acres, equivalent to nearly 20,000 football fields. The largest ones, the Palisades and Eaton fires, have destroyed at least 2,000 structures and are already the two most destructive to ever hit Los Angeles.