Getty Fire 2025
When smoke began curling above the Sepulveda Pass, Angelenos knew instantly that history was threatening to repeat itself. The Getty Fire 2025 reignited memories of the devastating 2019 blaze that scarred the hillsides along the 405 freeway, and once again, residents of Brentwood, Westwood, and the surrounding neighborhoods found themselves watching embers glow against the night sky. In a city where wildfire season now feels like a year-round reality, this latest eruption of flame served as a stark reminder: Los Angeles is living on the edge of fire country, no matter how urban the landscape may seem.
What makes a fire in this particular corridor so alarming is its proximity to everything. The Sepulveda Pass is one of the busiest traffic arteries in the United States, and tucked into those rugged slopes sits the world-renowned Getty Center, home to priceless art and architecture.
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