Insurance

Social media users angry at State Farm's decision to cancel hundreds of policies in California last year are rallying around the figure of Luigi Mangione.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara issued a one-year moratorium that protects homeowners' insurance if they live in the areas impacted by wildfires.

State Farm, one of the biggest insurers in California, canceled hundreds of homeowners' policies last summer in Pacific Palisades.

State Farm, which canceled hundreds of policies in Pacific Palisades last summer, is encouraging customers affected by the fires to file damage claims.

Utility giant Southern California Edison received "evidence preservation notices" from attorneys representing insurers.

The decision to move Monday's LA Rams-Vikings game to a stadium named after State Farm has angered some NFL fans.

Texas dominated the list of counties with the highest share of their under-65 population lacking health insurance.

Californians who didn't find new homeowners coverage after being dropped by their insurers stand to lose everything from the fires.

Shareholders are urging the company to prepare a report examining the effects of its policies that restrict access to health care.

Several California insurers cut policies in wildfire-prone areas in recent years, leaving homeowners scrambling for options.

Residents in one of the neighborhoods currently being ravaged by fire, were left scrambling for coverage.

The fires in Southern California are expected to cause devastating losses to residents—many of whom have had their insurance policies canceled last year.

Experts on Florida's property insurance market weigh in on the significance of the latest appeals court decision.

Newsweek asked several experts what lawmakers could do this year to solve the problems afflicting the Florida insurance market.

A Florida court of appeals issued a ruling backing lawmakers' efforts to curb excessive litigation in the state.

Drivers in several U.S. states could face higher rates as a result of a new law increasing minimum coverage requirements.

Insurers will have to increase coverage in wildfire-prone areas but can pass on the costs of reinsurance to consumers.

Citizens has dropped tens of thousands of policies in December as it tries to reach its goal of a total policy count of 900k by the end of the year.

The evidence that Mangione killed medical insurance CEO Brian Thompson is so strong his defense team has few options, an attorney has told Newsweek.

Two Florida-based companies have announced a new homeowners' insurance program to help buyers get coverage.

Tens of thousands of claims have been made for Hurricanes Helene and Milton, which hit the Sunshine State in the fall.

Front-line hospital workers face unparalleled violence, but their suffering is rarely addressed. Could that change, in the wake of a high-profile tragedy?

A nationwide crisis of the home insurance market in the US, sparked by climate change, could lead to a housing crash worse than in 2008, a new report warns.

A new Senate committee report found that an exodus of home insurers from Florida is exacerbating the state's crisis in the sector.

Several major insurers have dropped insurance coverage in the Golden State in recent years as part of a larger crisis.

Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, Florida's largest insurer, is planning to cut over a third of its policies by the end of this year.

The hacked message board sign appeared to reference the recent killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Mangione may have had bad experiences with the health-care system that could have provided a motivation for the shooting of Brian Thompson.

Videos showed posters featuring the words: "Wanted. Denying medical care for corporate profit. Health care CEOs should not feel safe."

Social media users have pointed out the connection between the suspect and 286.