As LA County streamlines processes for rebuilding after the wildfires, residents can move into the express lane on their rebuilding journey by using several key tools: Like-for-like rebuild, the Archistar eCheck AI Pilot, and pre-approved plans. Learn more in this short video.

Welcome to LA Countyology—the show that takes you behind the sciences delivering LA County services. Join host David Sommers as he digs in and discovers how the Army Corps of Engineers is using science to remove debris created by the Eaton Fire in Altadena.

The January wildfires devastated communities and created huge challenges for our residents, businesses and neighborhoods. Now it’s time to rebuild. This animated video provides an overview of some of the steps on the Road to Rebuilding. To learn more, visit recovery.lacounty.gov/road.

On this episode of Meet the Fleet, go inside the Altadena Golf Course Temporary Debris Staging & Reduction Site where the US Army Corps of Engineers and its arsenal of trucks, machines and vehicles are helping the Altadena community get back on their feet after the devastating Eaton Fire.

The Department of Business and Consumer Affairs is warning residents about price gouging following the devastating Eaton and Palisades fires.

Like thousands of others, Juan and Sana lost their home in the Eaton Fire. They opted into the government debris removal program and their property was cleared of fire debris by the US Army Corps of Engineers.

The deadline to apply for FEMA disaster assistance is quickly approaching on March 31.

The deadline is approaching to apply for FEMA disaster assistance.

The deadline to apply for FEMA disaster assistance has been extended to March 31. Apply today whether your home was impacted by wildfires or windstorms.

If your home was damaged and you need a temporary place to stay, FEMA may provide rental assistance to help cover the cost of a safe and sanitary home.