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캘리포니아 산불

‘It all ended in a second’: Thousands of low-income and immigrant workers lost jobs in LA fires

Gardeners, housekeepers and car wash workers living paycheck to paycheck are out of work in Los Angeles County as fires damaged homes and businesses. Their income losses may be permanent.

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진 쿠앙

• 1월 17, 2025

An individual wearing a red hoodie and cap uses a broom to clean a concrete walkway near a house surrounded by trees. A burned-out car is visible on the left side of the image, and debris from a fire is scattered around the property under a clear blue sky.

CalMatters 스페인어

Los trabajadores inmigrantes pronto limpiarán tras los incendios de L.A., ¿podrá el estado mantenerlos seguros de cenizas y toxinas?

Los incendios de Los Ángeles han dejado a los trabajadores domésticos y jornaleros sin trabajo. Es posible que pronto los contraten para realizar tareas de limpieza tras los incendios forestales, donde pueden estar expuestos a cenizas y otras toxinas.

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진 쿠앙

• 1월 17, 2025

A person wearing a blue face masks and sports jersey uses a hose to spray water on the flames of a house to prevent the fire fro spreading.

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Wealth will dictate LA fire recovery unless California learns from mistakes of past disasters

The Los Angeles-area fires reveal a harsh truth: Recovery isn’t the same for everyone. Wealthier communities will turn to private resources, while working-class neighborhoods in Altadena will face immense barriers to rebuilding and recovery.

By Tunua Thrash-Ntuk • 1월 17, 2025

캘리포니아 산불

As workers tackle the dangerous job of cleaning up after the LA fires, can the state keep them safe?

The LA fires have left domestic workers and day laborers jobless. They may soon be hired for wildfire cleanup work, where they can be exposed to ash and other toxins.

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진 쿠앙

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알레한드라 레이예스-벨라르데

• 1월 17, 2025

Five people dressed in yellow and green fire gear stand besides two trucks at a mall.

주택

Private firefighters are increasingly popular with insurers. But do they pose a risk?

Private firefighters are a growing part of insurance companies’ strategy to head off wildfire-related damages. But Cal Fire says they can sometimes pose a safety risk.

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Felicia Mello

• 1월 17, 2025

A burned-out structure with scorched walls and an arched doorway stands amidst charred vegetation. Smoke lingers in the background, and a partially intact gate with the number '203' leads to the property. A few green trees and palm trees remain standing in the hazy, orange-lit landscape.

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As LA fires destroy homes, California’s housing crisis is about to get worse

Housing construction permits were already trending downward. Now the wildfires have taken away at least 10,000 occupied homes.

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댄 월터스

• 1월 17, 2025

An aerial view of a hillside neighborhood devastated by fire, showing several burned and destroyed homes. Charred palm trees and scorched vegetation are scattered throughout the area, with a single white modern house that appears untouched amidst the destruction. The scene illustrates the severe impact of the wildfire on the community.

CalMatters 스페인어

¿Por qué California sigue construyendo casas donde suelen arder los incendios forestales?

Los incendios de Los Ángeles exponen el difícil camino que debe recorrer California para pasar del riesgo de desastre a la solución de la crisis de vivienda del estado.

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벤 크리스토퍼

• 1월 16, 2025

주택

Why California keeps putting homes where fires burn

LA fires expose California’s difficult road to navigate between disaster risk and solving the state’s housing crisis.

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벤 크리스토퍼

• 1월 16, 2025