California Homeowners Hit With Sudden 22 Percent Insurance Rate Increase
As the Golden State faces increasing levels of environmental disasters and wildfires, many insurance companies have raised ...
The wildfire profiteers: Insurance, corruption, and the Democratic Party’s complicity
The catastrophe wrought by the recent Los Angeles wildfires laid bare an undeniable reality: the Democratic Party, far from ...
Insurance commissioner: Wildfire victims should be paid without itemizing lost contents
Many Altadena and Palisades fire victims struggle to itemize the possessions they lost. Insurance Commissioner Lara says ...
Consumer Watchdog says State Farm shouldn’t ask Californians to pay more
As State Farm seeks to raise rates in the aftermath of the destructive wildfires in Southern California, one consumer ...
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After fires, State Farm seeks 22% rate hike for homeowner policies
State Farm, the largest insurance company in California, asked the state Monday for an emergency 22% rate increase for ...
California Asks Insurers to Spare Wildfire Victims ‘the List’
The state’s regulator wants insurance carriers to pay full policy limits without requiring victims to itemize every object in ...
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Wildfires, floods fueled by climate change are ravaging U.S. communities, exacerbating housing crisis nationwide
After nearly a month, the Eaton and Palisades wildfires that ravaged California have been contained. But for Southern ...
State Farm seeks 22% emergency rate hike after receiving 8,700 wildfire claims
State Farm General requested a 22% emergency rate hike in California on Monday, Feb. 3 to cover losses from the Los Angeles ...
Tracking Los Angeles Wildfire Insurance Payments: More Than $4 Billion in Claims Paid Out to Victims
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State Farm Slammed For Seeking Up to 38% Policy Hike Following Wildfires
State Farm came under fire for seeking a 22 percent rate hike, with a 38 percent increase for renters, after the California wildfires.