In The NewsInsuranceVideo KPBS Television – San Diego, CA: Homeowner Insurance Companies are Leaving California and Consumer Advocates Want Answers Share EmailPrintCopy URLFacebookTwitterLinkedinReddIt September 7, 2023 Consumer watchdog says insurance companies and their lobbyists are illegally colluding to coordinate from the states. If true, such collusion would violate state and federal antitrust laws. Submit A Consumer Complaint Latest Articles New Consumer Alert Video Warns Insurance Commissioner’s Deal Won’t Get Homeowners Real Coverage Carmen Balber - May 16, 2024 Commissioner’s Secret Cat Model Plan BLOG Harvey Rosenfield - May 2, 2024 Wildfire Mitigation Discounts Too Low, Insurance Companies Fail to Explain How They Rank Homeowners’ Wildfire Risk, Consumer Watchdog Challenges Carmen Balber - May 1, 2024 Commissioner Lara Proposes Minimal Oversight, Secrecy of Black-Box Wildfire Insurance Models Carmen Balber - April 23, 2024 Watchdog Renews Call on Insurance Commissioner Lara to Mandate Insurance Companies Disclose the Fossil Fuel Projects They Insure Carmen Balber - April 9, 2024 In The News United Business Journal – California Governor Proposes Expedited Review Process for Insurance Rate Increases: What You Need to Know May 14, 2024 Los Angeles Times – Gov. Newsom seeks faster review of insurance rate hikes. What to know May 13, 2024 The San Francisco Chronicle – California insurance crisis: Newsom wants regulators to approve rate increases faster May 10, 2024 Orange County Register – Travelers raising home insurance rates by 15% on average May 7, 2024 KCBS-AM (Radio) – San Francisco, CA: Insurers Are Supposed To Give A Discount For Homeowners Doin Wildfire Mitigation Work May 2, 2024 Latest Report Reports How Citizen Enforcement of Proposition 103 has Saved Californians $5.5 Billion – and Why the Insurance Industry Hates It REPORT Subscribe to our newsletterTo be updated with all the latest news, press releases and special reports.Subscribe More articles New Consumer Alert Video Warns Insurance Commissioner’s Deal Won’t Get Homeowners Real Coverage Commissioner’s Secret Cat Model Plan BLOG Wildfire Mitigation Discounts Too Low, Insurance Companies Fail to Explain How They Rank Homeowners’ Wildfire Risk, Consumer Watchdog Challenges Commissioner Lara Proposes Minimal Oversight, Secrecy of Black-Box Wildfire Insurance Models Watchdog Renews Call on Insurance Commissioner Lara to Mandate Insurance Companies Disclose the Fossil Fuel Projects They Insure Consumers Who Harden Homes to Reduce Wildfire Risk Must Have a Right to Buy Insurance, Consumer Watchdog to Testify before Little Hoover Commission
