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California utility will pay government a record $82.5M in 2020 fire settlement
Federal officials allege that the Bobcat fire ignited when trees that were not properly maintained by Southern California ...
Properties cleared after Eaton and Palisades fires: 5,000 and counting
These properties are considered complete with ash and debris cleared, while another 2,500 properties have been cleared of ...
LA Times Today: Insurers seek to surcharge California homeowners for L.A. County fire costs
Now, homeowners across the state might be footing the bill. Insurance companies could charge higher premiums or additional surcharges due to the financial impact of the wildfires. L.A. Times Laurence ...
Was Your Home Damaged by the L.A. Fires? We Want to Hear About Your Home Insurance Claim.
Was your home damaged or destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires? We want to understand the scope of your experience with your ...
Eaton Canyon Park, hiking trails: sadly, not a holiday weekend option this year, post wildfire
The Eaton Canyon Natural Area and nearby trails may remain closed through Dec. 31, 2026 due to damage from Eaton fire in ...
Eaton fire victims, others claim insurance adjuster stole repair money
An Encino insurance adjuster allegedly stole the money from Eaton fire victims’ insurance claims, a new lawsuit claims.
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How Should Los Angeles Rebuild After the Fires?
In the aftermath of this year's catastrophic fires, architects and urban planners begin to consider how to rebuild.
Video: Dozens of faiths, charities facilitate hope for California wildfire survivors
Many survivors of January's wildfires in California are still in need of help. Here's what The Church of Jesus Christ and ...
State Farm approved to raise California homeowners’ rates 17%
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara approved an emergency rate hike request by State Farm that will allow the company to increase premiums on homeowners, renters and landlords. The ...
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Researchers call for more comprehensive soil testing after LA fires. But who should do it?
The federal government and state agencies haven't taken charge of comprehensive soil testing, as they did with past fires in ...