2 men detained at VP Kamal Harris' LA house in LeBron James' neighborhood amid burglary in curfew hours: Report

Roughly a year before he signed with the LA Lakers, LeBron James purchased a mansion in the Brentwood neighborhood in Los Angeles. Like numerous regions in the California area, it is being hit hard by the raging wildfires.

On top of the spreading flames, the impacted areas have also become a target for looters. There have been countless reports of breaking into homes of people who have evacuated the area due to the fire's spread.

LeBron James is one of many high-profile people who live in LA's Brentwood area. Among the others to have property there is Vice President Kamala Harris. Along with being a victim of the fires, reports have emerged that her home was targeted by looters as well.

The two men were detained before ever reaching Harris' home, as they were caught in an evacuation zone past the mandated curfew. It also wasn't confirmed if Harris or anyone else was present in the home during this stop. At the moment, the Vice President is preparing for the transfer of power in Washington, D.C. to President-elect Donald Trump.

These wildfires continue to ravish the residents of California, as countless people have lost their homes to the flames.

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LeBron James posts heartfelt message on social media amid California wildfires

Along with being a resident of California, LeBron James has been impacted by the wildfires in numerous ways. Due to the unsafe conditions in the area, the NBA has had to postpone games for the Lakers and LA Clippers in recent days.

Throughout his career, LeBron has been known to speak out about major topics going on in the country. With this one hitting so close to home, he took to X (formerly Twitter) to talk about the wildfires. The Lakers star put out a heartfelt post on Saturday stating that he hopes this disastrous situation ends soon.

"I pray this nightmare ends soon! So many prayers"

As of now, there is no news on whether LeBron James' property has been affected by the wildfires. However, some close to him have already fallen victim to the flames. Lakers coach JJ Redick has spoken a lot about the wildfires, stating that he is among those who have lost homes. Thankfully, his family was able to evacuate in time.

Like most pro sports leagues, the NBA is doing its part to help with relief efforts. In their latest press release announcing postponed games, the league also cited that it donated one million dollars to numerous foundations to help combat the wildfires.