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Several homes went up in flames Wednesday as a new wildfire erupted in Studio City.

Several homes went up in flames Wednesday as a new wildfire erupted in Studio City.

AIR7 was above the scene and spotted at least two structures burning near Vanetta Place and Sunswept Drive. The Los Angeles Fire Department said more than 50 firefighters were able to extinguish the fire.

Officials said the fire extended into the surrounding vegetation and created small spot fires and caused some damage to buildings. The extent of that damage is unclear.

This was confirmed to be a new wildfire that's being called the Sunswept Fire. It's the sixth active fire in Los Angeles area as of Wednesday evening.

No injuries have been reported.

Satellite images provided by Maxar show the devastation caused by the Eaton Fire in the San Gabriel Valley and the Palisades Fire in the Pacific Palisades. The before and after photos show the extensive damage done to neighborhoods.

The Queen Mary in Long Beach is offering its support to those impacted by the fires.

In a statement, officials said rooms are available and the tourist attraction is waiving any fees. They're also offering discounts.

"Our hearts go out to all who have been affected by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles," read a statement released Wednesday evening. "The pain and suffering of our Southern California neighbors is beyond heartbreaking. We are holding the victims, their families, and the courageous first responders close in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Please stay safe, follow evacuation orders, and support those in need however you can. We are in this together."

For more information, you can call 562- 435-3511 or visit queenmary.com.

Dramatic moments were caught on live TV after a palm tree in front of a house on Vista Street caught fire from a flying ember amid the Sunset Fire.

Dramatic moments were caught on live TV after a palm tree in front of a house on Vista Street caught fire from a flying ember amid the Sunset Fire.

The residents of the house were not home, so Good Samaritans communicated with them on their Ring camera, getting access to the home. As we watched, they were able to throw the hose onto the roof and then spray the palm tree.

The group of Good Samaritans worked for about 40 minutes to extinguish the flames. ABC7 reporter Tim Caputo spoke with one of the heroes:

A group of people came together in Hollywood to put out flames the ignited a palm tree at a stranger's home