The Sunset Fire started as a brush fire in Los Angeles' Hollywood Hills amid windstorm conditions. By mid-Thursday morning, ...

Fake posts on social media showed the iconic sign aflame on Wednesday night As another fire began to alight in the Los Angeles area on Wednesday, residents in the Hollywood Hills — as well as ...

False images of the Hollywood Sign on fire began circulating on social media Wednesday night shortly after the Sunset Fire erupted on Runyon Canyon.

As another wildfire broke out Wednesday night in the Hollywood Hills, social media was flooded with fake AI-generated photos and videos of the landmark Hollywood Sign on fire. While the sign was not ...

The sign overlooks Hollywood from Mount Lee, in the Santa Monica Mountains, and is not currently located in an evacuation zone, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

The Sunset Fire in the wooded area of Hollywood Hills began at around 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Here's what to know about the iconic Hollywood Sign landmark.

The Sunset Fire ignited on Wednesday night in the heavily populated Hollywood Hills just a few miles away from the iconic Hollywood sign. The blaze prompted the Los Angeles Fire Department to ...

chair of the Hollywood Sign Trust, told VERIFY. According to CalFire’s incident maps, the Sunset Fire, which began on Jan. 8, is the closest wildfire to Griffith Park. The maps confirm the fire did ...

The blaze, named the Sunset Fire, was reported in the vicinity ... Hollywood Hills includes several popular attractions, including the Hollywood sign, the Hollywood Reservoir and Griffith Park ...

Sunset Fire nears Hollywood sign, with Los Angeles wildfires destroying homes, landmarks, and displacing residents.