ICYMI: Firefighters from Mexico have landed at LAX to assist.

The current state of affairs in Los Angeles.

What we see in California is the tragic consequence of absolute incompetence by local and state officials.

The largest share of the blame goes to Gavin Newsom, who's done nothing to thin out the forests, nothing to preserve water and build reservoirs, who used COVID and DEI mandates to purge qualified first responders.

And now, in a time of crisis, he's prioritizing salvaging his reputation over saving his state.

INBOX: "I read a report that said Oregon sent a large fleet of fire engines+personnel to help, but the California DOT stopped them at the border for a DOT inspection, which took several hours. On top of that, after the fire engines were released, they were told that they were subject to RE-INSPECTION upon leaving the state, and if they were found in violation of CA DOT, they would be impounded."

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ICYMI: Six years ago, I was sworn in as Governor of California, and from day one, I have been dedicated to delivering results for all Californians.

Let me be clear — I will keep fighting to safeguard our state’s values and interests in the years ahead.

Gavin Newsom (parody)

New Video from the Eaton Fire of the destruction and devastation in the Altadena area.

Arson Suspect arrested at Pioneer Park, in Azusa.

The Gomez family quickly sprang into action last night, after a Good Samaritan knocked on their door to alert them about the fire.

The incident unfolded at approximately 11:30pm Friday evening, as the family quickly ran into Pioneer Park to asses the fire. While attempting to extinguish the fire, they noticed a male attempting to spark another section of the park on fire. They confronted the suspect, whom admitted to starting the initial fire. The suspect was quickly arrested by Officer Figueroa of the Azusa Police Department. The suspect was identified by the Azusa Police Department as Jose Carranza-Escobar.

Video courtesy of the Gomez Family.

There is additional information on Azusa PD social media. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Azusa PD at 626-812-3200.

@azusacitynews IG

Amazing POV from inside the air tanker and how they coordinate water drops during these fires.

🎥 @laughfactory_officiall IG

UPDATE: Firefighters reinforce line against fire in Tarzana near Mulholland Dr and Reseda Blvd.

Thank you to our firefighters and first responders who have been going non stop for 5 days.

Los Angeles strong! 🙏🏽

More than 84,000 people have signed a petition calling for the “immediate resignation of Mayor Karen Bass.”

Watch: Austyn Jeffs reporting from the empty Santa Ynez reservoir - the water that was supposed to put out the palisades fire.

NEW: Two masked suspects on a scooter are suspected of committing arson in Runyon Cyn Park.

Local residents report two incidents involving the suspects. One witness reports the suspects took a blow torch to brush at the top of Runyon Cyn Park.

Video shows block-by-block destruction from Palisades Fire

Members of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department are working 12 hour shifts due to the fires.

Prayers for Southern California. 🙏🏽

🚨EVACUATE NOW!

There are significant firefighting resources staged in Topanga. However, with fire east of Sylvia Park plus intensifying northwest winds, the potential exists for a destructive fire moving through Topanga.

🚨 Evacuation Orders vs. Warnings 🚨

An Evacuation Order is mandatory: you shall leave immediately due to imminent danger (e.g., wildfire or flood). Ignoring this puts lives at risk and may interfere with emergency efforts.

An Evacuation Warning is a precaution: be prepared to evacuate if conditions worsen. While not mandatory, it’s strongly advised to get ready to leave for your safety.

These decisions are made solely to protect lives.

A curfew has taken effect in the mandated evacuated areas affected by the Palisades and Eaton wildfires, from the hours of 6 PM to 6 AM. Law enforcement will strictly enforce this curfew for your protection and to allow emergency personnel to work effectively.

Your safety is always our priority.

David Acuna California fire battalion chief