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Opaque wildfire insurance negotiations are a perfect illustration of how the end of California's legislative session works.

When Tropical Storm Hilary inundated Southern California in normally bone-dry August, it showed just how exposed homeowners are to a growing financial risk from unpredictable weather.

When Tropical Storm Hilary slammed into the normally dry state, it showed nowhere is immune to flooding as global warming fuels extreme weather.

Is relief from homeowner's insurance woes on the horizon? Consumer advocate says homeowners should beware.

Is relief from homeowner's insurance woes on the horizon? Consumer advocate says homeowners should beware.

As parts of the United States face extreme weather from hurricanes to wildfires, many of those same places are losing access to home insurance. We explore what’s changing and why.

Gay California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara’s office is responding to a report showing how insurers prevent patients from using preventative care mandated under federal law, including PrEP.

The exodus continues

Premiums in high fire-risk areas have been going up by hundreds of dollars a month, says state Sen. Catherine Blakespear.

Climate change is an obvious factor, but the states’ governments share a large part of the blame.