California insurers must give discounts for wildfire mitigation. Have homeowners benefited?
The California FAIR Plan — the state-created insurer of last resort — started offering mitigation discounts in August. Its price reductions are more robust than several other large coverage providers. A homeowner could receive up to 23.05% off.
California spent $3.7 billion reducing wildfire fuel. Bill would make insurers factor that into coverage
A warming climate has dramatically raised the risk of devastating wildfires, and with it the cost of providing coverage. But now a Peninsula lawmaker says those insurance companies should credit the state and homeowners for the work done to reduce our vulnerability to wildfires.
It’s critical that responsible agencies exercise every authority to quickly execute these fuel breaks projects. If agencies ...
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A California lawmaker wants the state to consider expanding the list of insurance discounts homeowners are eligible for if ...
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North Carolina saw a big increase in acres burned last year by wildfires. Dry weather and human activity were major factors ...
Terry Raymond, founder and president, said when the wind picked up it pulled the fire towards the town, but it wasn’t able to ...
The Stockton Police Department said the crash happened around 7:00am Wednesday. Footage shows the fire engine ended up deep ...
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