California homeowners sue major insurers alleging collusion to deny coverage in fire-prone areas, forcing reliance on the California FAIR Plan with higher premiums and lower coverage.

The California FAIR Plan sees a surge in wildfire claims and policyholders after LA fires amid private insurer withdrawals, facing financial strain and legal scrutiny.

Federal budget proposals to cut Medicare and Medicaid funding risk destabilizing rural healthcare systems in Northern California, impacting access and economic stability.

Two lawsuits allege major insurers colluded to push California wildfire victims to the FAIR Plan while hiking rates, triggering regulatory scrutiny and market uncertainty.

Santa Cruz County health providers and nonprofits respond to federal Medicaid and social service funding cuts threatening coverage and community support.

California's FAIR Plan faces a lawsuit over imposing $1 billion in emergency fees on homeowners. Consumer advocates challenge the authority of these charges aimed at stabilizing the insurance market amid escalating wildfire risks.

Consumer advocates sue California insurance department over unauthorized emergency payments by the FAIR Plan to cover wildfire claims, arguing it unfairly burdens homeowners.

Following a significant earthquake in San Diego County, homeowners are reassessing their needs for specialized earthquake insurance, not covered under standard policies.

State Farm is requesting a 17% insurance rate increase following wildfires in Los Angeles, aiming to improve its financial condition amid a challenging insurance market in California.

Consumer Watchdog challenges State Farm's rate hike proposal in California, advocating for consumer protection against unjustified insurance premiums.