1. Palisades Fire 🔥
   - Size: 23,654 acres (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department)
   - Containment: 11% (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department)
   - Impact: Over 5,300 structures destroyed or damaged, 5 fatalities, several injuries reported among civilians and firefighters (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department). Additional damage assessment suggests over 5,000 structures might be affected (sourced from CAL FIRE).
   - Evacuation Information: ⚠️
     - Orders: Expanded to include parts of Brentwood and Encino, specifically areas near Mandeville Canyon, and zones around Sepulveda/Sapphire to Mulholland to Escalon to Action Road/High Valley (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
     - Warnings: Extended to the northeast corner of the fire within Los Angeles jurisdiction (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Weather: Anticipated increase in winds with potential Santa Ana winds, and low humidity (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Response: Over 3,073 personnel, including 350 engines, 54 crews, 23 helicopters, 54 dozers, and 57 water tenders (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Areas to Avoid: Pacific Palisades, Encino, Brentwood, especially areas under evacuation orders or warnings (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).

2. Eaton Fire 🔥
   - Size: 14,117 acres (no change, sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department)
   - Containment: 15% (no change, sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department)
   - Impact: Over 7,800 structures likely damaged or destroyed, 11 fatalities, with injuries reported but no exact count given (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Evacuation Information:⚠️
     - Orders: Continues in Pasadena, Altadena, Sierra Madre, with no new expansions reported (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
     - Warnings: For areas where the fire could potentially spread (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Weather: High winds and low humidity persist (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Response: Significant resources deployed to focus on containment (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).
   - Areas to Avoid: Altadena, Pasadena, particularly near Eaton Canyon (sourced from Los Angeles Fire Department).