Ten victims of the Los Angeles fires have filed a lawsuit against the California Fair Plan, accusing the insurer of "bad faith" ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill to close a $2.8 billion Medicaid gap and preserve coverage for 15 million Californians.

California’s last-resort insurance program says it’s in dire financial straits after the Los Angeles wildfires.

The Colorado FAIR Plan officially launched on Thursday, which will provide some hope and relief for Colorado homeowners.

The house was covered by the California FAIR Plan, a private association that provides fire insurance to homeowners in the state who can’t otherwise find coverage. It is made up of all the ...

And she blames one entity for that: the California ... the Fair Plan along with other licensed state home insurers as a means or providing insurance to property owners who can’t get coverage ...

"We never thought we'd have to use this, but it's clear that it's a necessity, and we need to have coverage moving forward," said Carlton. Eyewitness News reached out to California FAIR Plan ...

Since the LA fires on January 7, much more attention has been put on the California FAIR Plan, the state's fire ... city homes that had trouble finding coverage after the Watts riots in 1965.

unregulated out-of-state insurer or the California FAIR Plan, the low-coverage insurer of last resort. A CBS News data analysis shows that more and more homes in low-risk areas are being forced ...

California faces a $6.2 billion budget gap in the ... Congress follow through with a plan to slash billions of dollars in Medicaid and potentially jeopardize coverage for millions of people.

(AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Monday to close a $2.8 billion budget gap ... with a plan to slash billions of dollars in Medicaid and potentially jeopardize coverage ...