California’s wildfire response offers lesson for NYC’s housing crisis
California should apply the same urgency of its response to wildfires to creating a resilient and affordable housing market.
California’s high-risk insurer gets $1 billion bailout after L.A. fires
California's home insurance plan of last resort, designed for people who can't get coverage on the private market, does not have enough money to pay claims from the Los Angeles wildfires and is ...
California FAIR Plan is running out of money; nearly all homeowners to help bail it out
The California FAIR Plan does not have enough money to weather the impact of the record-breaking Los Angeles wildfires on its ...
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Reliance on ‘outdated’ risk classifications has implications for cat bond investors: Icosa
In light of the recent Los Angeles wildfires, catastrophe bond fund manager Icosa Investments has called for the re/insurance ...
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Sam Rubin to Get Posthumous Honor at Golden Mike Awards
Pete Demetriou, Rob Fukuzaki and Joel Grover will get lifetime achievement honors at next month’s Golden Mike Awards, while former KTLA entertainment reporter Sam Rubin will be honored with a ...
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Bass, Soboroff Share Rebuilding Plans
As the newly appointed chief recovery officer for the city of Los Angeles, real estate developer and civic leader Steve ...
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Amid fire recovery, lessons may linger from Riordan’s ‘say-sorry-later’ Northridge quake mantra
Thirty-one years ago this week, Riordan put it to good use, and it echoes on the anniversary of the Northridge earthquake as a kind of playbook — lessons learned amid the city of L.A.’s and ...
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In case of fire, break glass
L.A. is no stranger to the constant duality of crisis and resilience: To her residents, they are two sides of the same coin.