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A work in progress — a glimpse of rebuilding efforts one year in

Out of the 473 single-family residences destroyed in the Woolsey Fire, 170 applications for rebuilds of those homes had been approved by the Planning Department as of Nov. 4, 2019. Surfside News File Photo

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Michele Willer-Allred, Freelance Reporter
11:37 am PST November 12, 2019
One year after the Woolsey Fire destroyed hundreds of homes in the city of Malibu, the number of home-rebuild permits approved looks less than promising, and residents continue to be upset about the rebuild process.

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