Inside the LA Wildfires: What’s Really Happening?

The Los Angeles wildfires of 2025 have devastated communities, from A-list neighborhoods to everyday families, leaving at least 10 dead and forcing 180,000 to evacuate. Iconic stars like Mark Hamill and Billy Crystal have shared their personal losses as multimillion-dollar homes in Pacific Palisades and Malibu turned to ash. While arson investigations add a sinister twist, the crisis underscores broader issues like climate resilience, urban planning, and disaster inequality. Join Emily Carver as she explores the human, environmental, and societal toll of these catastrophic fires and what they mean for the future of wildfire management in a changing world.
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[BlackTortoiseOfTheNorth]

I have limited sympathy for the celebrities in this situation. They have multiple homes and tons of money to get back on their feet. They will hardly end up homeless. I feel sorry for those people who lost the only home they have to live in and all their belongings.

[debbiebrowne-gudat]

Why are you focussing on celebs ffs? It's disgusting, what about regular people who don't have rescources to rebuild?

[TheBadgolferman]

Who gives a toss about 'celebrities'?

[dgza]

I am disappointed in GB news. Focus on the common people.

[derrickpiche]

Oh, boo hoo. My spare house burnt down. Cry me a river.

[imperatorvespasian]

they supported the policies that did this

[jkkjeldsen]

I remember Trump getting on Newsom years ago about the fire risk, but as usual Gavin didn't listen.

[royed]

Human activities are responsible for approximately 95% of wildfires in California, and arson specifically accounts for a significant portion of these fires.

[twisteddancer]

All Biden said in his conference afterwards was. Good news i have a great granddaughter. Sums him up very well

[eyes]

Are the fish ok though? Trump warned of this ages ago because they diverted all the water for a small fish.

[GreatSageSunWukong]

why does she keep saying "we" this is the UK we ain't got wildfires, everything is damp, EVERYTHING

[jgalloway]

F the celebrities and their far- left rhetoric - how about focusing on the real people, those that actually matter!

[chrisj]

sickening how you focus on the celebs🙄 with multiple millions who will be barely affected and no mention of those really affected! You know, like, normal people! "The fire didn't discriminate between the famous and ordinary" yeah no shit what a stupid remark. SHIT reporting.

[lorir]

Just because you are a celebrity doesn't mean they dont deserve sympathy. Anthony Hopkins in 86. Billy Crystal lost his home of 46 years. That's devastating. They lost all posesstions. Everything. Even if they have money and other houses you still lost personal possessions. It's traumatic.

[MACSUSMC]

Those houses overlooking the ocean will never get permits to be rebuilt. Sorry Mr Celebrity, turtles say "no"!

[SMD]

This fire was nothing to do with climate change: the Santa Ana winds are normal at this time of year. So it was purely down to the lack of preparation for them which resulted in this disaster.

[njh]

Mark Hamill? I thought he'd left the country because Trump won rthe

[jimmychatwin]

it doesnt matter who you are its horrific dont know why people are saying bad things

[Joy-wj]

Apart from sorry to hear people have died but FFS desalination plants should have been built years ago! I hope the animals are OK.

[noshadow]

Did they forget to paint their roof blue😂