State Farm wants CA's Insurance Commissioner to approve an emergency 22% increase on homeowners insurance. The commissioner says no, for now. He needs more info.

A proposed new law would release homeowners from the onerous process of listing every object lost in a destroyed home.

Commissioner Ricardo Lara scheduled a meeting with State Farm to hear their justification for the rate increase.

Travelers expects $1.7 billion insured loss from the California wildfires. Analysts still expect a profit. Travelers issues preliminary pretax catastrophe loss from the California wildfires in January ...

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Find insight on homebuying sentiment, Danske Bank, Societe Generale, the U.S. housing market and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services. The lender posted fourth-quarter results ...

Will Southern California’s wildfires drive up Arizona homeowners’ insurance costs more? Arizona led the U.S. for the biggest jump in home insurance rates between 2019 and mid-2024, when home ...

At the moment, several top companies no longer sell renters insurance to new customers in California. State-level rules about how much companies can raise rates combined with increasing wildfires and ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is extending deadlines and waiving fees for business license renewals in an ... disability insurance or Paid Family Leave benefits, is providing Disaster Unemployment ...

Car insurance rates ... the second best-selling electric vehicle in the state (Tesla Model Y came out on top) when it was released, according to the California New Dealers Association, was also ...

He was last seen driving a gray Hyundai Elantra with the California license plate number 8LZD084. Arya weighs about 25 pounds, is 3 feet tall, and Alana weighs about 20 pounds and is 2 1/2 feet ...

That was behind our major decision to sell. Other reasons played a role too — higher insurance rates, taxes and condo fees. For us Canadians, it's a double whammy, Cedrone said, pointing to a ...