With California fire season already off to a dire start, new reforms seek to spell out just how much the state's insurance policyholders could be charged if another year of massive wildfires leads the FAIR Plan to run out of money. From September 2019 to March 2024, residential policies covered by the program have more than doubled, from just under 154,500 to over…
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