Los Angeles is battling a severe wildfire crisis, including the Kenneth Fire, which has burned over 960 acres and is believed to have been intentionally set. A suspect, seen with a blowtorch and riding a bicycle, was arrested after attempting to ignite trash bins and Christmas trees. The fires, fueled by 100 mph Santa Ana winds, have killed at least 10 people, displaced thousands, and destroyed neighborhoods. Emergency services are overwhelmed, with off-duty firefighters called in and bulldozers clearing vehicles. Power outages have affected 15,000 homes. The emotional toll on residents is immense, with many losing homes and possessions. Climate change has worsened the situation, and authorities continue efforts to contain the fires, emphasizing the need for better preparedness and mitigation strategies.
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