California has enacted a one-year ban on insurance cancellations and non-renewals for homeowners in Los Angeles areas affected by the recent Palisades and Eaton fires. This decision, announced by Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara,

California’s insurance authority rushed to impose a yearlong ban on policy cancellations in parts of Los Angeles hardest hit by the apocalyptic wildfires that continued to sow destruction as of

Insurers are set to face a bill that could top $20 billion.

Los Angeles officials provided an update for residents having to deal with insurance claims after several wildfires swept through Southern California. California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara broke down his latest efforts to help residents who lost their homes.

In 2019, the number of homeowners’ policies in California that were not renewed jumped by more than thirty per cent. In 2023, two giant insurers, State Farm and Allstate, announced that they would stop writing new policies for various forms of property insurance in California.

After devastating fires in Los Angeles County, California lawmakers will consider changes to the state's troubled insurance marketplace.