A recent moratorium now protects California policyholders from losing home insurance coverage for at least one year if their home is near a site affected by wildfires.

For large homes like the ones found in the fire-ravaged Pacific Palisades, insured contents typically run at about 25 percent of the home amount, so a $10 million home has an estimated $2.5 million in ...

Amid expected fire losses in the billions of dollars, here’s a primer on how to navigate the San Diego County insurance ...

Los Angeles-based insurance expert Karl Susman shares the view from his agency’s office as all hands are on deck to help ...

California legislators are pursuing greater oversight of the California FAIR Plan Association, the state’s insurer of last ...

Question: How will the California wildfires affect the real estate market here in Colorado? It’s impossible not to think ...

California was already a challenging insurance market because of fire risk. The ongoing crisis is only expected to make it ...

The News Tribune asked experts how insurance companies calculate wildfire risk and what prompts them to drop policyholders.

The devastation from the Los Angeles wildfires is worsening concerns about the already struggling insurance market in California.

David Flandro, the head of industry analysis and strategic advisory at Howden Re, a global reinsurance broker ... California because “the state of California had limited the amount that ...