More than 11,000 residents in Los Angeles have been allowed to return home as evacuation orders for some areas impacted by the Palisades Fire have been lifted. Firefighters have made significant progress in containing the wildfires as winds have lightened, but officials warn that the dangers are still present. Residents are being told to stay away from their homes for at least another week as inspections and cleanup continue. The LA County health officer has prohibited the removal of fire debris until it is deemed safe, highlighting concerns over toxic ash and potential landslides. The death toll from the fires has reached at least 27, prompting discussions about rebuilding efforts in affected neighborhoods. Many evacuees remain frustrated by delays and unclear timelines for when they can fully return to their homes.