Los Angeles homeowners are worried about the prospect of defaulting on their mortgages in the wake of the wildfires were ...

There are a variety of options, including tapping an existing HELOC or considering using an insurance settlement.

Let’s assume that a house destroyed by the fires had a $1-million market value and a $600,000 taxable value this year.

Even if your home has been destroyed by a disaster, you are still obligated to make mortgage and property tax payments ... will depend on your county. In Los Angeles County, for example, a ...

In the wake of the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles County, our heart goes out to all those affected by this devastating disaster. The destruction ...

So is a large portion of your property tax. Nexstar’s KTLA spoke with Los Angeles County Tax Assessor Jeff Prang on Monday ... “You’re still on the hook for the financing payments,” he says. Lazarus ...

Deadly fires continue to burn across Los Angeles County. For a week now ... issued more than $5.3 million to survivors to help pay for emergency supplies like food, water and baby formula ...

Tens of thousands of people are displaced in California and first responders are battling blazes. Here’s a guide to how you ...

Penalty-free retirement distributions, casualty loss deductions and delayed tax filing and payments can all provide some ...

Topline: The IRS has extended filing deadlines for taxpayers in Los Angeles County to Oct. 15, due to the wildfires and high ...