Many neighborhoods still don't have power, and "do not drink" notices are in effect for several areas. (Credit: Amanda Bronstad/ALM)
California’s insurance commissioner is urging insurers to continue to provide Additional Living Expense (ALE) coverage to LA wildfire victims even if their homes have become accessible.
“Accessibility alone does not guarantee a home is safe to live in,” said Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, in a statement. “Survivors should not be forced to return to unsafe conditions, whether due to toxic ash, contaminated water or the lack of essential utilities.”
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