The Pacific Palisades and Altadena areas of California are being rebuilt a year after the devastating wildfires, but the process will not be completely smooth or quick.
Construction workers are rebuilding 500 of the over 16,000 structures that burned down, CBS News reported Sunday, noting about 80 percent of the community members who survived the horrific fires are still displaced.
“For those who are trying to rebuild their homes, the process has been marred by insurance industry woes. Insurers aren’t just fleeing; some of those that remain haven’t paid up, leaving an estimated 70% of survivors facing delays or denials,” the report continued:
“T…
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