Los Angeles fire rips through every acre of the Pacific Palisades — and then some

The Palisades fire (the largest of the four major fires currently burning in Los Angeles) has forced 30,000 people out of their homes, destroyed more than 1,000 structures, and burned 15,832 acres so far, according to reports.
Which means all of the Pacific Palisades — and then some — has burned up, if you go by Wikipedia's measurement, which has the Palisades at 22.84 square miles, or 14617.6 acres, of land. — Read the rest
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