State Farm has requested its largest homeowners insurance rate increase yet– a sign that the state's largest insurer may be running out of money. This week, State Farm General, the company's California subsidiary, submitted a request to the California Department of Insurance to raise its homeowners insurance rates by an average of 30% for homeowners, 52% for…
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