Eric Brightwell happily lives without paying for gas and parking, even in LA. He’s found lots of great things in walking and biking distance.

The first listing of a destroyed home in LA’s Pacific Palisades neighborhood didn’t last long.

The roughly 13,000 homes lost in January’s wildfires will only make Los Angeles less affordable for below-the-line workers, Paul Audley of FilmLA fears.

The current rules give homeowners an incentive to build replacement homes likely to burn just as easily during the next wildfire.

Unlike wind and solar, ocean waves are a potential source of always-on power.

Kai Ryssdal spoke with the co-owners of the Ruby Fruit about seeking outside financial investment and how they hope to grow the business.

“Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio and his wife lost their new home to one of the fires that ravaged Southern California recently. Here’s what they’ve learned about rebuilding in the aftermath.

Some landlords are hiking prices beyond the 10% the law allows. Some listings have increased thousands of dollars a month.

Claire Contreras, an elementary school teacher, reflects on the challenges of trying to find long-term places to stay after losing her home.

The fires in Los Angeles “could make this the costliest insured loss due to wildfires in history globally,” said Karen Collins with the American Property Casualty Insurance Association.