Sen. Adam Schiff (D-California) explains who could be eligible.

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

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

But two of them have started nonprofits to help others navigate the process.

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.

Catastrophe bonds play an important role in keeping the insurance market functioning at a time when it’s getting harder for homeowners to get affordable coverage. But what happens catastrophe actually strikes?

It’s often in the interest of lenders themselves to work with borrowers and provide options for repaying the loans.

There are roughly 75,000 people in Los Angeles experiencing homelessness, and those in the path of the fires face additional risks.