California regulators reject — for now — State Farm’s emergency rate hike request
California insurance regulators are demanding that State Farm answer “critical questions about its financial condition” in response to the company’s request for emergency approval of a steep rate hike for homeowners in the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires.
California's state-supervised fire insurance provider of last resort received approval to levy a $1 billion assessment on ...
California Insurance Commissioner approves $1 billion assessment to the FAIR Plan, the state's insurance safety net in light ...
According to the California Department of Insurance, the insurance industry has paid $6.94 billion in residential and ...
California’s insurance commissioner approved a plan Tuesday, Feb. 11, to keep the state’s insurance of last resort solvent by ...
The plan will impose a special charge on homeowners and insurance companies to cover $1 billion in L.A. wildfire costs ...
Insurance commissioner says homeowners in fire zones will likely be covered in event of debris flows
As what's expected to be the most powerful winter storm of the season begins to bear down on Southern California, many residents living in and around the recent burn areas are probably asking ...
Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara on Friday rejected State Farm General's request for an emergency 22% home insurance rate ...
The Cool Down on MSN1d
Major insurance company sparks outrage with decision that affects thousands of policies: 'The opposite of what we've been hoping for'More than ever, California residents and homeowners need security. Major insurance company sparks outrage with decision that ...
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