California will force insurers to cover fire-prone areas, but rates will increase
Insurance companies that pulled back from fire-prone areas of California in recent years will have to start covering those regions again if they want to stay in the state- but they can pass more costs on to customers. But in an effort to keep those firms from leaving California altogether, regulators included a concession that the industry has sought for years:…
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