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1 year after the Los Angeles fires, California grants nearly $63M in prevention funding

California allocated $62.7 million to 84 wildfire prevention projects including expanded firefighter equipment and a first-ever statewide LiDAR forest monitoring system.

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The state has allotted nearly $63 million in funding to prevent wildfires.

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Less than a year after seeing the flames shave his house at the foot of the mountains of Altadena, in the suburbs of Los Angeles, Ted Koerner recently moved into a brand new pavilion. But reconstructed turned to the course of the fighter.

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A year ago, the Los Angeles area was home to two major cities. The Californian governor sets the flag on half-mast in memory of the daily disaster.

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KSBW broke the news in on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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