State Farm Must Cut Homeowners Rates Immediately, California Says
State Farm Insurance Co. is ignoring part of an order to reduce rates by 7 percent for homeowners and renters in California and must cut rates immediately for more than 260,000 customers, the state’s top insurance regulator said Friday.
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