California Insurance Rate Hikes Below Seven Percent Face No Public Challenge Under New Rules
A new Department of Insurance regulation in California blocks public intervention in insurance rate increases under seven percent, a move critics say could have cost consumers billions in past savings.
Santa Monica election fields contested races for council rent control and state senate
Santa Monica voters face decisions on city council, rent control, school board, and state senate seats as candidates' records and endorsements draw scrutiny.
Rising climate risks drive changes in home insurance coverage and costs
MediaAlpha posts record quarterly revenue as insurance carriers boost digital ad spending
California Governor Candidates Face Pressure to Deliver Rapid Housing Solutions
Gas prices and services drive US inflation to 3.6 percent in September
Chula Vista Council Orders Review of Tenant Protection Rules After Violent Apartment Incident
Chula Vista officials have directed a full review of the city’s tenant protection ordinance following a stabbing and ongoing complaints about criminal activity at a local apartment complex.
Berkeley Ballot Measure Seeks New Limits on Rent Increases and Tenant Rights Expansion
California enacts new laws to support wildfire recovery after Los Angeles disaster
Rick Caruso endorses Karen Bass as mayoral race intensifies in Los Angeles
San Rafael faces billion dollar flood risk as El Niño threatens Canal District
San Rafael is preparing for severe flooding and possible evacuations as a powerful El Niño threatens low-lying neighborhoods and critical infrastructure in Marin County's most densely populated city.
Retired couples in Sarasota Bradenton face $78000 annual budget as insurance costs climb
A retired couple in Florida’s Sarasota-Bradenton region may need nearly $78,000 a year to cover living expenses, with homeowners insurance and healthcare making up a major share of the budget.