California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order that includes two major stipulations aimed at rebuilding homes in Los Angeles County in the wake of the unprecedented fires that continue to damage homes and structures across the region.The order clears the way for expedited construction delivery by eliminating all California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review requirements for buildersin addition to those included in the California Coastal Actas they are so constituted at present.The language of the order also calls for various state and local agencies to direct the streamlining or elimination of other building codes and requirements at their discretion. Protections against the price gouging of building materials have likewise been extended until January 7th, 2026. The most current estimates say that 10,000 or more structureshave been lost to the blazes since last Tuesday.Here are some more of the latest updates on the ongoing fire and recovery efforts in LA...