rebuilding

Five years after tens of thousands of Afghans were airlifted to U.S. cities, many have built careers as dental assistants, mechanics, and attorneys.

The U.S. is facing an affordable housing shortage. It’s also facing increased climate disaster. So how do we build resilient homes at scale? Here are a couple solutions.

Pauline Gray’s house burned down in the LA fires. She lost everything. But she’s a planner — and determined to stay positive through the rebuilding process.

Shelene Hearring, owner of Two Dragons Martial Arts in Altadena, California, talks about her plan to rebuild her building.

Some Altadena residents have already broken ground and laid the foundation for their new homes. Others have had to sell their property and move on.

Recovery remains slow for many Los Angeles families. Survivors have organized to demand accountability and the resources needed.

A year after the Eaton Fire destroyed thousands of homes in Los Angeles County, people are still rebuilding — and searching for contractors to do the job.

On a single street in Altadena, 15 houses were total losses after the Eaton Fire.

Joey Galloway, a commercial property owner in Altadena, California, discusses two buildings: one that was able to reopen, and the other that’s yet to be rebuilt.

“Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal speaks with Craig Sloane, general manager of Altadena Town & Country Club, about reopening and their plans for rebuilding the clubhouse.