How the California Tax Relief Plan Affects L.A. Businesses and Residents, Post-Wildfire Devastation
After the devastating wildfires brutalized parts of Los Angeles earlier this year, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the ...
California is turning to satellites and AI to combat the next wave of deadly wildfires
Massive wildfires devastated the Los Angeles region in January, forcing over 100,000 people to evacuate and razing thousands ...
Many California Trees Survived the Wildfires. Here’s Why.
As the fires that ravaged Los Angeles in January ebbed, many trees were left standing next to burnt down homes. Here’s why.
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Education, recent fires highlight ‘State of the State’ event in Torrance
State Sen. Ben Allen and Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi spoke at the annual gathering on Friday, March 21, in Torrance.
2 California wildfire victims explain why they wouldn't rebuild again
More than six years after the Woolsey fire in LA County, only 40% of homes destroyed by it have been rebuilt.
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Some properties destroyed by recent California wildfire given OK to rebuild
The latest development in a long, tedious — and likely frustrating — process to rebuild homes and businesses destroyed by a recent Southern ... by the Mountain Fire have been given the OK ...
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Insurers are fleeing California. This Chicago upstart is running toward the fire.
CEO Sean Harper says high-risk areas provide an opportunity for the Chicago startup, one of the city's fastest growing ...
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Joplin connection helps wildfire-affected animals in California
How is a mutual connection from Joplin, Missouri, helping animals affected by the recent wildfires in Southern California?
Federal officials in Southern California charge 3 people for allegedly committing fraud for wildfire relief benefits
Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph McNally told reporters three individuals are charged with allegedly making false claims to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Recent vacant structure fires in Louisville raises concerns among neighbors
This week, two fires started in vacant buildings across different Louisville neighborhoods, raising concerns among residents about unoccupied structures.