California fires live updates: 11 dead, 13 missing in LA County

At least 13 people are missing and 11 are dead in Los Angeles County as the fires continue to burn.

It remains unknown if any of the missing persons are included in the death count.

The sheriff's department has committed 40 members of its specialized search and rescue teams to work jointly with our partners at Los Angeles County Fire urban search and rescue team with the corners office for LA County, FEMA, the Office of Emergency Services and the use of cadaver dogs to search for remains and reunite families.

Twenty-seven people were arrested amid the Palisades and Eaton Fire areas, most of them people who were not where they were supposed to be, county and city officials said.

"They had no business being there," Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna told reporters on Saturday about the people arrested.

Twenty-two people were arrested by LA County while five others were arrested by the city.

Those arrested include two people who were arrested and booked for curfew violations. Most of the arrests were for burglary, looting and possession of narcotics.

The Palisades Fire has reached 21,596 acres with 11% containment, currently the biggest fire in California. Winds are expected to gradually increase going into the evening on Saturday.

The Eaton Fire has also reached 14,117 acres and is currently at 15% containment.

The Kenneth Fire currently stands at 1,052 acres with 80% containment.

A new evacuation order has been issued for the Palisades Fire.

The new order extends from the Encino Reservoir in the north to Sunset Boulevard in the south and from the Mandeville Canyon in the west to the busy 405 freeway to the east.

Previously, those areas were under an evacuation warning, which means residents are urged to be prepared to evacuate if necessary.