California's second-largest insurer will no longer limit the number of new homeowners, condo and rental home policies it writes in California. It also wants to raise rates.

“California’s insurance market is in crisis. As insurers scale back or exit the state’s insurance market, access to coverage and consumer choice is evaporating - not only for homeowners, but also for small businesses, farmers, builders and housing providers we represent,” the letter read.

Sacramento County announced that some CalFresh recipients, California's version of SNAP benefits, have already gotten their full benefits for November.

With homeowners facing rising premiums and fewer coverage options, the Sonoma Valley Community Advisory Commission on Monday, Nov. 17, received an overview of California’s strained insurance market during a presentation by United Policyholders.

Companies owned by President Donald Trump have declared bankruptcy six times, a reminder that a corporation that defaults on repaying money it has borrowed is often forced into bankruptcy court. Several California cities, including Stockton and San ...

New York Times investigation finds loopholes in new state regulations. Lead prosecutor in the trial and conviction of Joseph DeAngelo releases new book. Finally, an overview of what SNAP benefits are and their vulnerability to federal changes.