Update 1-22-25 State officials are warning people who have lost their homes or businesses to the recent Southern California wildfires to be on alert for any offers to buy their property. According to the California Department of Real Estate, since
Residents of Zones LOS-0767 E and 0767-K are now allowed to access their properties. All Zones in the City of Los Angeles are now open for resident-only access. Resident Access: Access passes are still required;
Picking up the pieces after a natural or man-made disaster can be difficult for all consumers. It can be particularly challenging for tenants and landlords. What happens to a lease or rental agreement if a
Now that Phase 1 is underway and Phase 2 is slated to begin as soon as feasible (as determined by the officials), residents must decide whether they wish to Opt-IN or Opt-OUT for the Phase
On January 10th, 2025, customers of Los Angeles County Waterworks District No. 29, in the eastern portion of the City of Malibu up to and including Carbon Canyon and the community of Saddle Peak in
As our beloved residents return to their properties to witness the catastrophic remains first-hand, please be aware of the information below regarding Trash & Household Hazardous Waste AND Returning Home After A Fire. Click below
Although it has just begun and there is a loooong way to go, if you would like to consult the EPA’s Story Map to see whether your property has had Phase 1 Hazardous Debris Removal
Palisades residents and contractors will be able to access homes via Chautauqua Boulevard with passes LOS ANGELES – The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) today announced that in anticipation of predicted rain, PCH will be
Gov. Gavin Newsom has lifted a price cap on new rental listings for some single-family homes in Los Angeles, responding to concerns that the rules had been restricting the availability of housing in the wake of last
Los Angeles fire victims get protections from predatory real estate investors under new order from Gov. Gavin Newsom On Tuesday, January 14th, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to protect firestorm victims in the