REPORTS: Los Angeles wildfire damages California high school baseball and football fields 

The Los Angeles County faces an alarming situation. On Tuesday, The Pacific Palisades brush fire broke out in South California and has spread to nearly 3,000 acres, burning homes and fields on its way.

Palisades Charter High School also faced the brunt. The high school has lost its baseball and football field to the engulfing flames. This morning, Fox Los Angeles' Matthew Seedorff posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) showing the charred grounds.

"Flames have erupted at Palisades Charter High School #PalisadeFire," Seedorff wrote.

Even Seedorff's cameraman Sam Dubin went to Palisades High and lamented the situation.

"This is heartbreaking. This is my alma mater. The baseball field is totally gone, some of the buildings are gone," Dubin said.

The high school is still on winter break and is scheduled to resume next Monday. However, there were some staff members and student-athletes present on the campus who were quickly evacuated.

On Tuesday, Jeff Bryant, Palisades High's basketball coach, had scheduled a practice session at 11 a.m., but the plan was scrapped after the news of the wildfire reached him.

"We saw fire above our parking structure," Bryant said. "The wind was bad. I had my 2-year-old with me. I ran straight to the car and got on the road."

“Smoke hadn’t come yet. We got out just in time. We beat the traffic on Sunset," Bryant added.

Los Angeles Unified School District has issued updates regarding the school location. Palisades Charter Elementary School will be relocated to Brentwood Elementary Science Magnet.

According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, the fire started at 10:30 a.m. near 1190 North Piedra Morada and has since spread quickly.

Los Angeles wildfire cancels upcoming high school events

The National Weather Service has put Los Angeles County on a "Tactical Alert." And the Los Angeles School District has issued a notification, canceling all scheduled games and practices.

Windward School was set to host Campbell Hall in a Gold Coast League boys basketball showdown, but it stands canceled due to the wildfires. Similarly, Crossroads and Brentwood High also canceled their games against Viewpoint. Even Simi Valley High School called off its basketball and soccer games against Oak Park amid concerns over strong winds on the road.

Moreover, Moorpark also called off its scheduled games against Camarillo as well, and Thousand Oaks canceled its games against Oaks Christian.