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California Voice: Our house burned down but our mortgage didn’t. Fire survivors need time

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By Rachel Jonas, Robert Fagnani
| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Our house is gone. Our older son’s preschool is gone. The library, the restaurants, the small routines that made up a life are all gone. What remains is a mortgage on a property that no longer exists and a rebuilding process that every expert we’ve spoken to says will take two to four years, minimum. We did not expect to become advocates.
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Our house burned down but our mortgage didn’t. California fire survivors need time

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By Rachel Jonas, Robert Fagnani
| California Political Review
We were supposed to celebrate our younger son’s first birthday in our backyard on January 11th, 2025. Instead, four days before his party, we watched the Palisades fire take our home. We’d packed what we could, put our kids in the car and drove to Tennessee to live with family because we had nowhere else to go. Our house is gone. Our older son’s preschool is gone. The library, the restaurants, the small routines that made up a life are all gone.
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Opinion | Our house burned down but our mortgage didn’t. California fire survivors need time

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By Rachel Jonas, Robert Fagnani
| NewsPub
Evacuations amid California chemical leak leave residents anxious A damaged chemical tank in a California neighborhood forced evacuations, leaving residents anxious as officials work to prevent a disaster. The worst threats from a damaged chemical tank in Southern California have passed, with authorities saying a major explosion was no longer imminent, but evacuations are still in place amid continued risks on May 26.
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