Los Angeles County has received 5 percent of the rain it would in an average rainy season, why that poses a risk. The Chiquita Canyon Landfill closes today. Insurance is set to expand in high risk areas, but critics say it won’t help homeowners. Plus, more.

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Los Angeles County has received 5 percent of the rain it would in an average rainy season, why that poses a risk. The Chiquita Canyon Landfill closes today. Insurance is set to expand in high risk areas, but critics say it won&rsquo;t help homeowners. Plus, more.
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