California’s wildfires leave a trail of destruction in their wake—homes reduced to rubble, communities displaced, and lives forever changed. Beyond this devastation, the opportunity for looting emerges. As families evacuate to save their lives, criminals take advantage of abandoned properties, breaking into homes and businesses, stealing valuables, and worsening the financial and emotional toll on wildfire victims.
Looting is a Growing Threat to Vulnerable Communities
Wildfire-devastated communities face a cruel secondary crisis as looting incidents continue to ...
Homeowner’s insurance is a vital safety net for Californians, especially in areas prone to natural disasters such as wildfires. Yet, recent trends indicate that obtaining adequate coverage has become increasingly harder. Premiums are escalating, coverage options are diminishing, and insurance companies, such as State Farm, are dropping policyholders and non-renewing policies at an alarming rate.
Impact of Fires on Insurance Availability
The recent fires in Los Angeles pulled a thread that was already unraveling and have further exposed the ongoing insurance crisis the ...
For those affected by the Eaton Fire and other recent disasters in the Los Angeles County area, important deadlines are approaching. The Small Business Administration (SBA) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have set March 31, 2025, as the final day to apply for disaster relief assistance. If you are considering financial assistance for recovery, it is critical to act before the deadline. Even if you are unsure whether you will need the funds, applying now preserves your eligibility, as you will not be able to apply after the deadline passes.