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CA Sets Aside $170 Million To Thin Vegetation To Help Prevent Wildfires
Season 2025
Episode 350
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SoCal Matters
Mobile Homeowners Left. Struggling After L.A. Fires
Season 2025
Episode 337
After the Palisades Fire destroyed two coastal L.A. mobile home parks, displaced residents face steep challenges. With limited insurance, unresponsive park owners, and unclear rebuilding timelines, many struggle to return. Lawmakers are pushing for relief funds to help those left out of federal aid.
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California bill funds phonics-based reading programs but avoids mandates.
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Black Caucus reintroduces 16 equity bills, steering clear of cash reparations.
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Newsom pushes for $40B in federal aid to rebuild LA after wildfires.
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Newsom speeds up wildfire prevention projects with $170M in funding.
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