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As wildfires wreak havoc across Los Angeles, wealthy residents are hiring private firefighting companies, spending up to $2,000 per hour to protect their properties. These firms, equipped with trucks, hoses, water tanks, and fire-resistant materials, have become a lifeline for affluent areas like Pacific Palisades and Malibu. While these services offer state-of-the-art protection, they’ve sparked

The ongoing Los Angeles wildfires are expected to be among the most financially devastating natural disasters in U.S. history, with economic losses estimated between $135 billion and $150 billion, according to AccuWeather. This staggering figure includes damages to homes, businesses, infrastructure, and vehicles, as well as healthcare costs, lost wages, and supply chain disruptions. Experts

A firefighting “Super Scooper” aircraft was grounded for three days after a civilian drone struck its wing during the Los Angeles wildfires. The drone caused a fist-sized hole in the plane, which was operating as part of critical efforts to contain the Palisades Fire. The incident occurred Thursday as the aircraft was flying water over