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Facing what is expected to be one of the costliest natural disasters in the country’s history, Gavin Newsom has leaned all ...

When strong winds shattered the windows on the top floor of Nancy Busacca’s Pasadena home, Michelle Hollis knew it was time ...

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Disasters like wildfires are only set to become more frequent amid climate change. Architects are designing for resilience.