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Wildfires across Los Angeles have killed 27 people.
These dangerous fires have made over 200,000 people leave their homes.
Pacific Palisades is the area where the first wildfire began, in the morning, on 7th January.
That evening, a second fire started burning close to a national forest.
During the next few hours, 6 more wildfires started.
Nicole Perri and Kyle Kucharski, who live in Pacific Palisades, had to leave their home.
Nicole's shocked by the destruction.
She's sad for everyone who's lost their home.
The reason for the fires isn't clear yet.
It may be because it hasn't rained much for the last 8 months.
The wind's also been very strong, which is increasing the size of the fires.
Kristin Crowley manages LA's fire service.
She said that these wildfires are the worst in Los Angeles's history.
They've destroyed around 17,000 buildings and caused over $135 billion of damage.
It'll take time to identify the full costs of the wildfires and their effect on people's lives.
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