- The California state has introduced a regulation to help stabilize its home insurance market currently affected by wildfires.
- Insurers can now charge higher premiums to cover reinsurance costs, a practice already common in other states.
- This is part of a series of reforms led by Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to attract home insurers back to the state.
- Insurers must also commit to increasing their comprehensive policy offerings in wildfire-prone areas by 5% every two years.
- The new regulation will undergo a review process before it is finalized and enacted.
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