California Delays Wildfire Safety Rules Impacting Home Insurance Market
California delays Zone Zero wildfire safety rules, affecting home insurance and wildfire risk management amid regulatory and homeowner challenges.
California delays Zone Zero wildfire safety rules, affecting home insurance and wildfire risk management amid regulatory and homeowner challenges.
CPUC's proposed Resolution SPD-37 may delay California's wildfire mitigation efforts by shifting from a coordinated undergrounding plan to a piecemeal approval process, impacting grid safety and insurance market stability.
California's Senate Bill 326 accelerates wildfire mitigation through 'Zone 0' buffer regulations, enhancing home protection and wildfire resilience with scientific risk assessments and funding support.
California's new legislative program offers grants to homeowners for wildfire damage prevention measures, drawing on models from Alabama and Louisiana's wind-resistant roof initiatives. The bill awaits gubernatorial approval and funding details.
California fire victims face ongoing challenges with State Farm insurance claims as the state approves a 17% emergency homeowners rate hike amid scrutiny of insurer practices and regulatory responses.