California insurance official faces lawsuit over rate hike settlements
Kristin Rosi, former Chief Administrative Law Judge for California's Department of Insurance, has filed a lawsuit alleging that Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and his department bypassed legal procedures on insurance rate increases.
Homeowners face urgent insurance checks as El Niño threatens severe Bay Area flooding
With a powerful El Niño forecast to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the Bay Area this winter, homeowners are urged to review insurance coverage and take preventive steps against flooding.
Xavier Becerra signals plan to freeze California utility bills and home insurance premiums
Jane Seymour stays in Malibu despite repeated wildfire evacuations
Federal lawsuit over California mail-in ballots withdrawn after election
Scott Wiener wins Pelosi seat as Bay Area voters reject anti-development measures
Scott Wiener has secured Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat while key anti-development ballot measures in Menlo Park and Los Altos are set for defeat, signaling a pro-housing shift in the Bay Area.
Watchdog Groups Demand Halt to PG&E Rate Increase Over Deferred Infrastructure Spending
Consumer Watchdog and Every Fire Survivor Network have urged CPUC Commissioner Matthew Baker to withdraw support for a $456 million interim rate hike for PG&E, citing concerns about delayed infrastructure investments and the utility's duty to serve customers.
Xavier Becerra wins California governor race in historic milestone for Latino leadership
Xavier Becerra has been elected as California's first Latino governor in over 150 years, defeating Republican Steve Hilton and preparing to address major challenges facing the state.
