Thousands of wildfire survivors whose smoke-related claims were denied by the FAIR Plan could now appeal to receive payments.

The lawsuit accuses the administration of systematically targeting brown-skinned people in Southern California.

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A California judge has ruled the state’s bare-bones home insurance program’s handling of smoke damage claims is unlawful.

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That decision was prompted by a lawsuit filed in 2021 by a man whose home, about 100 miles east of Sacramento, burned in a ...

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The fires have placed in stark relief the challenges of barebones policies as traditional insurers pull back from areas prone ...

America's five least affordable metros, led by Los Angeles, require the typical household to make a staggering downpayment if ...

Reps with the state’s home insurer of last resort said an appeal was unlikely in the court ruling, which said it violated state law.