State Farm, Allstate no longer accepting new homeowner policies in California

[thebigrich]

A lot of this could be fixed my maintaining your public lands.

[kurtdowney]

Look into the corruption of funds to the Forestry and land management to prevent some of this.

[AuroraBoarder]

I wonder what's happening with people who already have insurance. Back in 1991, a woman whose house burned in the Oakland Hills fire was denied a claim because a hidden clause said the fire insurance was no longer valid once the house was paid off, and she had paid it off 6 months earlier.

[lukasrael]

Don’t worry Newsome will save you.
(NOT!)

[sixxgunz]

Move to a different state. Maybe try one that doesn't have catastrophic damage.

[chang-liu]

Farmers Insurance has also just announced that they will be pulling out of California. FAILED STATE.

[DrLesleyStevens]

I feel for the çitizeñs but you get what you vote for. Thé conservatives don't have a shot in CA.

[chasingsunsets]

We need to stop being so dependent on insurance. Find a different way.

[siral]

This is why you should have lived in the USA instead of California.
Kidding aside, this wouldn't have happened if people built their homes to handle large scale natural disasters. If your area has large scale floods or fires build a home that can mostly survive it. People are building sub par homes because if something happens "Insurance will cover it." If you don't plan to build a hurricane resistant home don't build in Florida. If you don't plan to build a fire resistant home don't build in a known forest fire area.