L.A. Fires: Recovery & Rebuilding
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The respondents represented a diverse cross-section of L.A. County in terms of race, income, geography and housing stability.
Jazzy Jam for Empowerment has collected thousands of dresses, suits, shoes, jewelry and accessories for students to pick from.
New technology has joined the fire fight by augmenting human capabilities.
Lumber from these trees can be used for flooring, moldings, furniture and similar applications.
Commonly referred to as Section 8, these federally funded vouchers allow low-income tenants to find housing on the private market.
For some, rebuilding may be too costly, too time-consuming, too heartbreaking. But if they sell — to whom?
The 3D models document the aftermath and can be used by wildfire survivors to help make their insurance claims.
The deadline for L.A. fire victims who lost their homes to opt in to a government debris clean-up program has been extended to April 15.
Homeowners in L.A. have started the long process of rebuilding after the destructive wildfires in January.
One untouched pool at a vacant or destroyed property could house as many as 3 million mosquitoes a month.
The timeline to permanently rebuild the campuses is expected to take up to five years.
CalFire released its fourth and final round of color-coded hazard maps. Different colors come with different rules.