22,500 homes lost. Over five years later, only 38% rebuilt: What California fire survivors face

Los Angeles Times·Sep 30

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A significant number of homes were lost in a california fire, with 22,500 homes destroyed and only 38% rebuilt over five years later. The rebuilding process has been challenging, with reports describing it as a complex and uncertain path. The impact of the fire and subsequent rebuilding efforts have had a lasting effect on affected communities, with some calling for changes in leadership.

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22,500 homes lost. Over five years later, only 38% rebuilt: What California fire survivors face

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