California's property insurance market is under strain from wildfire losses, prompting urgent calls for regulatory reform and new risk management strategies to ensure market stability and affordability.

Colorado faces significant home insurance premium increases due to wildfire risks and extreme weather, prompting new regulations to stabilize the market and support homeowners.

California Department of Insurance approves a 17% emergency home insurance premium increase for State Farm to stabilize finances post-LA wildfires. Rate hikes affect 1M homeowners and reflect broader wildfire insurance challenges.

Colorado lawmakers rejected a bill to create a wildfire reinsurance program intended to stabilize the property insurance market amid rising wildfire risks and insurance costs. The proposal failed due to concerns over new fees on homeowners.

Class action lawsuits in California target major insurers over alleged conspiracy limiting homeowners coverage, spotlighting FAIR Plan reliance and regulatory responses.

Farmers Insurance cancels 200 home policies in Oregon due to rising wildfire risks, causing premium hikes and coverage challenges amid a volatile insurance market.