Tens of thousands of wildfire evacuees in Los Angeles are struggling to find temporary shelter, intensifying the housing shortage in the city. With 92,000 people still under evacuation orders, bidding wars for housing have erupted, leaving some displaced individuals living in their vehicles. The American Red Cross has opened shelters, but many evacuees are relying on hotels, vacation rentals, and the generosity of family and friends while grappling with the challenge of securing longer-term accommodations.
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