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California DOE Raising Funds for Students, Educators Impacted by Wildfires

Southern California businesses, homeowners, renters, and private nonprofit organizations impacted by recent wildfires can now apply for low-interest federal disaster loans

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LA Daily News

LA County Office of Education launches fund to provide aid to fire-impacted students, educators

The fund aims to support the recovery of students, families, and educators impacted by the wildfires.

1 month ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Business Daily

SBA offers loans after California wildfires impact multiple counties

Low-interest federal disaster loans are now available to Southern California businesses, homeowners, renters, and private nonprofit organizations following President Joe Biden's major disaster declaration. This announcement was made by SBA Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman. The declaration covers Los Angeles and the surrounding counties of Kern, Orange, San Bernardino, and Ventura due to wildfires and straight-line winds that began on January…

2 months ago·Arizona, United States

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EdSource

California DOE Raising Funds for Students, Educators Impacted by Wildfires

'Our school communities desperately need our assistance as these horrific wildfires rage across Southern California.'

2 months ago·California, United States

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SportsTravel

California Wildfires Impact Sports World

High winds blew thick smoke from numerous wildfires around downtown Los Angeles on January 8. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)As multiple massive wildfires continue to burn across Los Angeles County, the sports world has felt the effects, with postponements and the possible relocation of an NFL playoff game. At least 70,000 people are under evacuation orders, and more than 1,000 structures have been destroyed. Related Stories California Wildfires Impa…

2 months ago

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