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![January 9, 2025 California Governor Gavin Newsom finds himself in the hot seat as devastating wildfires sweep across Los Angeles County, fueled by hurricane-force Santa Ana winds and dangerously dry conditions. With over 80,000 civilians evacuated, more than 20,000 acres scorched, and at least five fatalities, the crisis has not only become a test of emergency response but also a political battlefield. The California wildfires have devastated local communities, including residents like Mike Hamilton, while also displacing celebrities such as Adam Brody, Leighton Meester, Mandy Moore, Billy Crystal, and Paris Hilton, raising concerns about the state’s wildfire readiness. In a scathing post on Truth Social, President-elect Donald Trump blamed Newsom for what he called “gross mismanagement,” claiming the governor had refused to sign a “water restoration declaration” that would have diverted surplus water from the north to drought-stricken areas. “Governor Gavin Newscum refused to take action, leaving Californians without the resources they need,” Trump asserted. Newsom’s office fired back, dismissing Trump’s claims as “pure fiction” and accusing him of politicizing a tragedy. “The Governor is focused on protecting people, not playing politics,” his office wrote on X (formerly Twitter). Meanwhile, Newsom touted federal support from President Biden, stating that California had secured a major disaster declaration to mobilize resources. Criticism of Newsom’s leadership intensified after reports emerged that fire hydrants in Pacific Palisades ran dry during the height of the fires, leaving firefighters powerless to save homes in one of the wealthiest areas of Los Angeles. When pressed by CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Newsom deflected responsibility to local officials, stating, “Local folks are going to [have to] figure that out.” The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) revealed that the system was overwhelmed by unprecedented demand during the crisis, a failure that many attribute to years of neglected infrastructure and mismanagement. “This isn’t just about hydrants,” one firefighter said. “It’s about a system that’s been set up to fail.” The Pacific Palisades disaster underscores the urgency of finding solutions to prevent such catastrophic losses in the future. As California grapples with increasingly destructive wildfires, questions about leadership, preparedness, and accountability loom large. Should Governor Gavin Newsom take direct responsibility for the failure of fire hydrants during the Pacific Palisades wildfires? Are the criticisms of Governor Newsom’s wildfire policies based on valid concerns, or are they politically motivated? Was it a mistake to cut budgets for forest management and firefighting resources in a wildfire-prone state? Did Governor Newsom’s response to the wildfires come across as proactive or dismissive? How should California and the federal government work together to address wildfire prevention and response? What will it take to rebuild trust and resilience in California’s firefighting capabilities? . . . . . #news #newsvideo #newsstories #headlinenews #tiktoknews #latestnews#PublicService #CaliforniaWildfires #CelebrityEvacuations #EmergencyResponse #WildfireDisaster #Calinfornia #hollywood #Kardashians #MarkHamill #JamesWoods #MandyMoore #BenAffleck #AdamBrody #LeightonMeester #BillyCrystal #ParisHilton #Celebrities #FogOfUnknowns #FOUNews](/video/cover/7457968292783869226.webp)
