US EditionDeadline extended for LA-area wildfire survivors to apply for federal aid
- The deadline for Los Angeles wildfire victims to apply for federal assistance has been extended to March 31, officials announced on Friday.
- FEMA assistance helps pay for rent, temporary housing, home repairs, and other needs not covered by insurance, and grants do not require repayment.
- Governor Gavin Newsom expressed gratitude to FEMA and the Trump Administration for extending assistance to help communities rebuild.
- The extension also applies to disaster unemployment assistance for workers affected by the wildfires, as noted by the California Employment Development Department.
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Deadline extended for LA-area wildfire survivors to apply for federal aid
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