2025 Los Angeles Fires
Help and info for people affected by the wildfires
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Deadline for free debris removal: March 31, 2025
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We can help you with food, expenses, shelter, and more.
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Disaster Recovery Centers are open in Altadena and UCLA Research Park West.
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Learn when you can return home and how to start recovering.
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Businesses affected by the fires can get tax relief and extensions.
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State updates
PSA: Earvin “Magic” Johnson warns Los Angeles fire victims about property predators
February 7, 2025
One month since LA firestorms: here are all the actions Governor Newsom has taken to support survivors
February 7, 2025
Governor Newsom meets with bipartisan U.S. House and U.S. Senate leaders on disaster relief for LA firestorm survivors
February 7, 2025
Governor Newsom announces suite of new wildfire community hardening measures
February 6, 2025
Rebuild - faster
Governor Newsom suspended permit and review requirements under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the California Coastal Act. This allows victims of the recent fires to restore their homes and businesses faster.
The Governor signed legislation providing $2.5 billion in immediate disaster relief to support response and recovery efforts.
Major Disaster Declaration
On January 8, California got a Major Disaster Declaration for the California wildfires. This lets federal agencies give aid and resources for recovery in the affected areas.
Through this declaration from President Biden, California gets assistance for:
- individuals,
- the public, and
- small businesses.