Hurst Fire In Los Angeles 70% Contained, Progress Continues

The Palisades Fire burns a property in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Etienne Laurent)

The Hurst Fire in northern Los Angeles County has reached a containment level of 70%, providing some relief to residents and firefighters alike. The recent expiration of the Red Flag Warning for high winds has boosted optimism among firefighting crews, allowing them to focus on gaining further control over the remaining fires in the region.

Here is the latest update on the various fires across Los Angeles:

• Palisades Fire: Currently at 21,317 acres with 8% containment.
• Eaton Fire: Covering 13,956 acres and only 3% contained.
• Kenneth Fire: Spanning 1,000 acres with containment at 35%.
• Hurst Fire: Extending over 771 acres and now 70% contained.
• Lidia Fire: Encompassing 395 acres with containment at 75%.

Red Flag Warning for high winds expired.

70% containment reached in Hurst Fire.

Palisades Fire covers 21,317 acres with 8% containment.

The progress made on the Hurst Fire is particularly noteworthy, with containment efforts proving successful. Firefighters are working diligently to ensure that the remaining fires are brought under control as quickly and safely as possible.

As the situation continues to evolve, residents are urged to stay informed and follow any evacuation orders or safety guidelines issued by local authorities. The collaborative efforts of firefighters and emergency response teams are crucial in managing these fires and protecting the community.