July 14 - Many Wildfire Survivors Still Displaced Due to Toxic Smoke and Insurance Delays

A recent report from Spectrum News highlights that thousands of Southern California wildfire survivors remain displaced nearly six months after the Palisades and Eaton fires—not because their homes burned down, but due to toxic smoke damage and slow insurance responses. Despite private testing confirming the contamination, many insurers are still delaying or denying claims, especially for smoke-related damage. State Farm, under investigation by the California Department of Insurance, continues to face criticism for failing to provide timely coverage and clear communication. 

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July 10 - State Farm Check Delay Raises Alarms Among Fire Victims