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The Seattle Humane has received dozens of animals from Los Angeles area shelters, many of which are experiencing overcrowding due to the raging wildfires.

Moments after airing, we learned the death toll of the Los Angeles wildfires had increased from 16 to at least 24 people. Officials said they expected that figure to rise as teams with cadaver dogs conduct systematic grid searches in leveled neighborhoods.

Most recent reports show 16 people are now confirmed dead. Officials expect that number to continue growing. At least 150,000 people in L.A. County are under evacuation orders. Crews from nine other states, including Washington, are helping California fire crews to try to stop the spread. The Palisades and Eton fires are the most destructive ones right now burning tens of thousands of acres.

Dozens of cats and dogs from Los Angeles County animal shelters will fly into Boeing Field this weekend. Seattle Humane is partnering with Wings of Rescue and Paws 4 Life K9 Rescue to bring in the arrivals, to help animals impacted by wildfires burning in Los Angeles.

Firefighters all the way from the Evergreen State have made their way down to California to help battle massive wildfires in Los Angeles County. More than 140 firefighters from nine local fire departments in Washington made the trek down to California starting earlier this week and finally arrived Friday night.

The Los Angeles area is waking up to a fifth day of wildfires after a massive flare-up of the Palisades fire forced more evacuations Friday night. The Palisades and Eaton wildfires have killed at least 11 people and destroyed some 12,000 structures as of Friday. Evacuation orders have been lifted in some areas as firefighters make progress on the Kenneth, Hurst and Lidia fires.

Some TV shows are stopping production as wildfires continue to devastate Los Angeles County.

As five fires continue to burn in Los Angeles County, police are enforcing a curfew to prevent anyone from looting.

At least 10 people are dead and entire neighborhoods are destroyed as wildfires continue to rage in Los Angeles County, California. Officials delivered a live press conference with updates on the fire and evacuations Friday morning.

Several wildfires continued to burn across the Los Angeles area on Thursday, destroying homes and businesses, closing schools, clogging roadways and forcing tens of thousands of people to flee.

As the major wind gusts have calmed down, some Los Angeles County residents have begun surveying the damage.

FOX News reporter Steve Nielsen joins Good Day Seattle to show how the deadly Palisades fire in Los Angeles County, California wiped out a neighborhood.

Firefighters in Washington state are heading to California to assist crews battling five major wildfires in Los Angeles County.