The Palisades Fire, which ignited on January 7 in Los Angeles County, has burned a total of 23,448 acres over 24 days before being fully contained by a team of 800 firefighters. Firefighting operations involved 22 engines, nine hand crews, and a variety of aerial firefighting units. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Cal Fire has transitioned command of the response back to the local Los Angeles Fire Department, while recovery efforts for the affected communities are now being organized.
Firefighting efforts included 22 engines, one water tender, and nine hand crews, alongside air tankers from throughout the State performing fire suppression missions.
The incident, which started on January 7, has burned 23,448 acres and took 24 days to contain, with a total of 800 firefighters engaged.
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