California and FEMA remain deadlocked over funding, forcing roughly 1,400 Los Angeles fire households to lose disaster case managers by October's end. Survivors rebuilding after the 2025 fires face delayed reimbursements and uncertain federal aid, while nonprofits scramble to reassign clients.
California-FEMA Standoff Cuts Case Managers for 1,400 Fire Survivors
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