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There’s more to this woeful fire insurance story. Here’s how homeowners can be proactive.

Sara Rubin here, appreciating the sunshine and calm after last weekend’s storm. But it’s only a matter of time until the next big storm (or fire) comes through, and such

Sticker shock is how best to describe what the residents of the Mountain Shadows Townhomes in Monterey felt last month during a scramble to find property insurance, after Farmers Insurance

When hopeful politicians tour their prospective districts, stumping for votes, a common approach is to boast about just how well they know the ins and outs of the district

I’ve spent a lot of time in Skyline Forest. I ran the numbers and calculated I spent approximately 1,300 hours riding my bike all across Skyline from the time I

When U.S. lawmakers criticized Chinese entrepreneur Chen Tianqiao because he owned thousands of acres of agricultural land nationwide, they touched a nerve with Central Oregon conservationists who have sought control

Rarely does a tract of forest in Central Oregon make national headlines. But that is precisely what occurred recently when Skyline Forest — a 33,000-acre privately owned wooded area west

Rarely does a tract of forest in Central Oregon make national headlines. But that is precisely what occurred recently when Skyline Forest — a 33,000-acre privately owned wooded area west