The Woolsey Fire was a significant wildfire that occurred in November 2018 in Southern California. It burned approximately 96,949 acres across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, leading to the evacuation of thousands of residents. The fire was fueled by strong winds and dry conditions, making it difficult for firefighters to contain. The Woolsey Fire destroyed over 1,600 structures, including homes and businesses, and caused extensive damage to the environment. It was one of several major wildfires in California that year, highlighting the increasing threat of wildfires in the region due to climate change and urban development near wildland areas.