US: Death Toll Rises As California Wildfires Expand In Los Angeles 2

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US: Death Toll Rises As California Wildfires Expand In Los Angeles 2

Fierce wildfires continued to rage in the greater Los Angeles area amid dry conditions and high winds, leaving at least 16 people dead. The flames have destroyed thousands of structures, burned more than 37,000 acres, and displaced tens of thousands as of Saturday, January 11.

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