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On June 12, the state is launching the CalAssist Mortgage Fund, which provides grants to displaced homeowners whose homes are unlivable as a result of a disaster.

With that money, city officials expect a buyout of 23 homes in the landslide zone, 15 of which have been red-tagged, or deemed unlivable.

Despite increasingly unlivable conditions on Earth, the chance to suffer a variety of excruciating deaths over and over again is not something that most humans are jumping at.

The city will prioritize homes for the buyout of the eight homes that have been red- or yellow-tagged — officially deemed unsafe to enter or unlivable, respectively.

Seawater along California’s Central Coast is becoming increasingly unlivable.