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No matter where you live in California, there is a risk of considerable damage due to an earthquake. Here is what you need to know before during and after the rumbling.

Consumer reporter Chris Chmura has helpful advice if you’re a homeowner affected by the North Bay wildfire.

Parents and students spend thousands of dollars on college tuition. But if the student gets sick and has to withdraw, do they get reimbursed? Tuition insurance has become more popular as an option during the pandemic and some policies are making changes to cover COVID-19. College tuition is often non-refundable. So, is tuition insurance right for you? John Fees co-founded…

Insurance company Mutual of Omaha has announced it will replace its longtime corporate logo, which features a depiction of a Native American chief

Looting and vandalism accompanying civil unrest over the past week is a second gut punch to small businesses impacted by coronavirus. Damage to small businesses has left owners scrambling to not just reopen, but to rebuild, and the cost for that could be passed on to taxpayers. Santa Monica Music Center owner Lana Fernandez Negrete is trying to figure out…

While many protests have been peaceful, dozens of businesses have either been looted, destroyed, or vandalized. Some owners wonder if their insurance will pick up the tab.

The insurance industry is pushing back on a growing legal push from restaurant owners to pay out business interruption claims caused by coronavirus. A multi-billion-dollar legal battle is brewing between business owners and insurance companies — and homeowners could end up caught in the crossfire.