But what does this mean and is hazard insurance the same thing as homeowners insurance? Not exactly, but the distinction is easy to make once you understand it. Bankrate’s insurance editorial ...

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"It's the fire hazard. It's a fire danger, you know? We were in an area that they couldn't provide insurance to any longer," Jeff Cohen, whose Altadena, California, home was burned in this month's ...

They're among over 100,000 Los Angeles homeowners whose insurance had been dropped before the latest wildfires. When asked if they gave a reason why, Jeff said, "It's the fire hazard. It's a fire ...

Under a state law passed in 2023, insurers cannot use a wildfire hazard map produced by a state agency to cancel or decline to renew a homeowner insurance policy, or to increase premiums.

Under a state law passed in 2023, insurers cannot use a wildfire hazard map produced by a state agency to cancel or decline to renew a homeowner insurance policy, or to increase premiums.

This leads to leaks and roof damage, lifting shingles, and causing water damage inside the home. According to HazardHub ... in the property and casualty insurance industry and is recognized ...

Under a state law passed in 2023, insurers cannot use a wildfire hazard map produced by a state agency to cancel or decline to renew a homeowner insurance policy, or to increase premiums. However, ...