The fires have damaged several famous landmarks in Los Angeles, including the Will Rogers State Historic Park and the Palisades Village shopping mall. 

What do these places look like after the blaze? 

You can read more about the structures destroyed in the Pacific Palisades fire below.

The charity BeyGOOD, founded by singer Beyoncé, has promised to donate $US2.5 million ($4 million) to help those impacted by the Los Angeles fires. 

In an Instagram post, BeyGOOD says the fund is earmarked to aid families in the Altadena and Pasadena areas who have lost their homes. 

Hi Clare. A lot has happened over the last few days. 

The California National Guard troops arrived on Friday to help guard properties.

Authorities established curfews for areas affected by mandatory evacuation orders to prevent looting. The California National Guard was requested to help support local law enforcement. 

Here is a pic of them on the ground in Altadena.  

Australians Joel and Maria House describe how they evacuated from their Palisades home, which they lost in the fire there. 

Maria went to pick up her daughter from school and started driving to Santa Monica. 

"It was really hard to pick up your child from school when there's other kids waiting for their parents to come, who are 45 minutes away," she told ABC reporter Kathryn Diss. 

Meanwhile, Joel evacuated with their 18-month-old daughter on a bicycle.

"By the time we were on the bike and started to head out, I looked up to the hills there and there were buildings on fire," he said. 

 US swimmer Gary Hall Junior, whose 10 Olympic medals were incinerated in the wildfires, will be given a replica set by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). 

Hall was forced to flee his home in the Pacific Palisades when the fires hit.

"Currently the full focus must be on the fight against the fires and the protection of the people and property," the IOC said on X.

"We have also learned that a great Olympian, Gary Hall Jr., has lost his medals in the fire. The IOC will provide him with replicas."

Thousands of people looking to offer a helping hand have showed up at a huge donation centre at the Santa Anita Park racetrack in Arcadia, near the Eaton fire. 

Volunteers waited in long lines to help sort through mountains of donations, including clothing, water, nappies and tinned and dry food.  

Jennifer Denhartog, a 48-year-old school teacher, was handing out nappies. 

"I feel so bad for the people, so I just wanted to come help somebody," she said. 

"It's all I can do. I can't give a bunch of money, but I can come and give my time." 

It's about 7:30pm on Sunday in California right now. 

Most schools, except some in mandatory evacuation zones, are expected to reopen on Monday, local time, LAUSD superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced.

Schools have been closed for all 429,000 students in the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Animal Advocacy Network's Shyann Swisher has been helping evacuated residents reunite with their pets.

In this case, she's entered this house through the back patio to rescue two cats. 

Swisher was able to successfully coax Stella and Charlie, the resident's cats, and bring them to a shelter.

The Corpus Christi Church was destroyed by the Palisades fire, but it hasn't stopped its congregation gathering for Sunday mass. 

Members attended mass at St Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica instead.