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One Year After the Fires, Recovery Remains Uneven

Inequities in recovery and rising investor influence threaten the future of fire-impacted Los Angeles communities.

Sam James (left) worked in the office of state Sen. Josh Becker during her California Senate fellowship.

A sixth-generation Altadena resident presents a community recovery roadmap after the fires

Sam James and the Altadena Recovery Team meet survivors’ needs and push for policy-informed advocacy

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Rebuilding for Resilience: Minjee Kim on Post-Fire Urban Planning

In the Building Better Cities podcast, Minjee Kim discusses how the aftermath of L.A.’s wildfires presents a chance to reimagine recovery—through sustainable, equitable, and long-term urban planning.

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A Test of Los Angeles’ Fire Preparedness

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Pierce on State of L.A.’s Water System

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