Take a break from 'Ambulance Chasing' and outline what you think should have been done to

take away the thousands of acres of dried out Chaparral covering the L.A. hills that provided the fuel for these fires...and the hurricane force dry winds blowing down the canyons that kept wildfire fighting Air Tankers on the ground...and knowing that the Municipal Fire Fighting System was designed to combat only one or two homes at a time.

It would also help if you'd provide a cost estimate and funding plan as well for maintaining this new system in perpetuity...take your time, Curly. I think you'll find that filing suits is much easier than implementing iron clad protections against situations like we're seeing right now. Oh, and don't forget that SOCAL gets 60% of its water from the Colorado River, which is experiencing it's own problems with Climate Change.

If you're truly serious about this, you must have some inkling of what should be done...if not, you're just wasting server space.