State Farm is one of the insurers under pressure for backing out of the California home insurance market. Even though the company dropped many homeowners, it still faced thousands of insurance claims ...

Insurance bills have always been on the high side for Episcopal Community Services, a San Francisco nonprofit that operates more than 2,000 units of permanent supportive housing and serves a ...

The cost of home insurance is rising at a much faster pace than the income of homeowners themselves, especially in Sacramento ...

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Availability: Liberty Mutual renters insurance is available in every state except Alaska, California, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming. Launched in 2015, insurtech company Lemonade was ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara also ... on Tuesday – an average of 17% for homeowners insurance, 15% for renters and condo insurance and 38% for those who own rental dwellings ...

On top of losing her home, she did not have renters' insurance. "I've seen rents increased by what would be a $2,000 apartment last month going for $3,200 and that's some of the less egregious ...

Renters insurance is particularly important in California, where 44.5% of residents rent, the second largest percentage after New York state. While renters insurance is not legally required by the ...

Fewer companies offer renters insurance in Los Angeles than in other major cities. That's because California has strict rules that make it hard for insurance companies to raise rates. Also, the number ...

State Farm asked for the hike on Feb. 3, citing the Southern California wildfires. It wants to increase homeowner policies by 22%, condo owner policies by 15%, and renters insurance policies by 38%.

Liberty Mutual’s rate hike won’t impact condo owners or renters since the company ... the rate’s effective date. Can California’s broken homeowners insurance system be fixed?

California just recently cracked open a long shut door to let homeowners’ and renters’ insurance companies use catastrophe models to set the price of your next homeowners or renter's policy.