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State approves ‘Zone Zero' fire-safe landscaping rules, reshaping yards for millions of Californians

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By Genaro Molina Verified
| The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC) Verified
Nancy Helms points to fire-proofing concrete around her house in Topanga, in November 2025. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times/TNS) TNS LOS ANGELES - After nearly six years of debate and backlash, California's Board of Forestry and Fire Protection voted unanimously Wednesday to adopt new landscaping requirements within five feet of homes - an area dubbed "Zone Zero" - for millions of Californians living in fire-prone areas.
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State approves ‘Zone Zero' fire-safe landscaping rules, reshaping yards for millions of Californians

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By Genaro Molina Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Nancy Helms points to fire-proofing concrete around her house in Topanga, in November 2025. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times/TNS) Genaro Molina TNS LOS ANGELES - After nearly six years of debate and backlash, California's Board of Forestry and Fire Protection voted unanimously Wednesday to adopt new landscaping requirements within five feet of homes - an area dubbed "Zone Zero" - for millions of Californians living in fire-prone areas.
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State approves ‘Zone Zero' fire-safe landscaping rules, reshaping yards for millions of Californians

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By Genaro Molina Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
Nancy Helms points to fire-proofing concrete around her house in Topanga, in November 2025. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times/TNS) LOS ANGELES - After nearly six years of debate and backlash, California's Board of Forestry and Fire Protection voted unanimously Wednesday to adopt new landscaping requirements within five feet of homes - an area dubbed "Zone Zero" - for millions of Californians living in fire-prone areas.
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