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State Farm lets some Californians keep home insurance, with a catch - Vimarsana News

State Farm lets some Californians keep home insurance, with a catch

Some California homeowners expecting to get non-renewal notices from State Farm will be able to keep coverage if they also sign up for FAIR Plan fire insurance.

Commentary: Newsom finally gets moving on fixing California's homeowner insurance crisis - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Newsom finally gets moving on fixing California's homeowner insurance crisis

SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed urgency legislation to expedite the hiking of homeowner insurance rates. It's about time. Because the alternative for many is no insurance at all.

State Farm announces major insurance policy change affecting tens of thousands of households: 'This decision was not made lightly' - Vimarsana News

State Farm announces major insurance policy change affecting tens of thousands of households: 'This decision was not made lightly'

With more insurance companies pulling out of the market or limiting coverage recently, some homeowners may have no other option.

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A 1988 voter-approved measure may bear some responsibility for today's insurance crisis. | Newsletter - Vimarsana News

A 1988 voter-approved measure may bear some responsibility for today's insurance crisis. | Newsletter

David Schmalz here. One thing I’ve been thinking a lot about lately is that, while most voters frame elections in terms of who wins or loses in a race—president, governor,

Consumer advocates, industry clash at homeowners insurance hearing - Vimarsana News

Consumer advocates, industry clash at homeowners insurance hearing

Consumer advocates and insurance firms clashed at a state hearing over plans to use complex computer simulations to set homeowners' premiums.