Many individuals have inquired about the degree of risk associated with the remnants of homes in the fire-affected regions of Los Angeles. The debris from

As the flames are snuffed out, essential questions need to be answered about getting back to your property and starting to recover. The most important

We all know someone affected by the recent wildfires, and many of you are asking important questions about immediate survival, health and safety, and recovery

The wind-driven wildfires that have consumed the greater Los Angeles area will be remembered for many years. Nearly all Angelenos know someone who has been

As most of you are already experiencing a significant windstorm, we thought it would be helpful to share some vital information about being safe during

California’s Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, has revealed a thorough policy designed to tackle the state’s wildfire insurance issues, set to begin in January 2025. This policy

As the last embers of the Airport Fire are extinguished, the affected communities are grappling with questions about accountability, fire propagation, and the potential for future incidents.

Ask anyone living in a high-fire risk area of the state about their insurance status. You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who responds, “It’s all

As climate change increasingly impacts our communities, individuals and families must take proactive steps to ensure they are well-prepared for potential power outages. This week

Photo credit: AP Photo/Noah Berger The Line Fire in San Bernardino County expanded rapidly overnight, underscoring California’s unpredictable and perilous nature of wildfires. Fueled by arid conditions,

Have you considered how prepared your home is for wildfire? Times are changing quickly, and now, more than ever, it’s important for homeowners to take

Recently, the MySafe:LA public safety division of The Safe Community Project produced another wildfire safety fair in the greater Los Angeles region. These fairs are