Valley representatives warn of California's harsh fire insurance reality

Valley representatives warn of California's harsh fire insurance reality

[jessicalpowell]

Well if the homes were not way over priced and building costs were cheaper. And California actually used proper Forrest management. They would probably reconsider but insuring homes with an average cost of $12 million in a tinder box is a great way to go bankrupt. I think maybe la county should take the $980 million they budgeted for improving standards for the homeless towards these recently homeless.
And let’s be honest the first fires were probably accidental started by homeless people. Like the 2 empty apartment buildings they just burnt down.

[geistacwm]

A home insurance add preceded this.

Ugh

[KariEngblom-Youkey]

What magic can save homes from 100mph winds in high fire hillsides? Prohibiting the development of structures is the only strategy to deal with wildfire.

[tonyrodriguez]

Good evening 🌃🌃, Kathryn Herr 🩷👠👠, Jennifer Zucker 🩷👠👠 and Lauren Wallace ❤️♥️👠👠.