On Monday, the Los Angeles Fire Department gave evacuation orders for 200 homes. Stars including Tyra Banks, Reese Witherspoon and Adam Levine live nearby.
Source: Inman News
Fires imperil wealthy Los Angeles neighborhoods, celebrity homes
Published in Adam Levine, Agent, Lifestyle, Los Angeles Fire Department, National Weather Service, News Brief, Reese Witherspoon, Select, Technology and Tyra Banks
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