The lawsuit claims insurers conspired to force homeowners onto the FAIR Plan, a last-resort insurance program.

Louisiana, Iowa, and Hawaii top the list of states that are expected to see the sharpest increases by end of 2025.

The lawsuit filed Monday arrives as California grapples with a deepening insurance availability crisis. Over the last several ...

New report reveals staggering potential reconstruction costs and growing insurance challenges for homeowners in high-risk ...

The suit wants to stop a plan that passes millions of dollars to homeowners as part of the FAIR Plan, an insurer of last ...

An analysis of homes listed for sale nationally in June 2024 showed properties with high flood or fire risks took an ...

A consumer group is suing California’s insurance department over a plan that would reportedly pass on insurer costs to ...

A new report looks at the impacts the Los Angeles wildfires, potential tariffs and new statewide policy will have on rising home insurance rates ...

The average homeowners insurance policy in California costs about $1,435 per year. That's significantly less than the national average of $2,242, but owners in wildfire-prone areas are expected to ...

"Insurance is a product that homeowners hope never to need ... Another lawsuit was filed last week to block the cost-shifting regulation. California has been in the process of implementing various new ...