Kayla Moeller reports on Live Oak’s water fund deficit and its proposed rate hike which would be an initial 60%.

In a public hearing set for April 8, State Farm will have to justify why it wants to raise home insurance rates by 22%.

State Farm says the steep hike on homeowners is necessary to shore up its cash reserves in the event of another catastrophe.

California insurance regulators have “provisionally approved” State Farm’s request for a massive rate hike for homeowners ...

The Bank of Japan is likely to keep hiking interest rates gradually as wages are seen rising at a pace that will keep inflation stably around its 2% target, according to recent estimates made by ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara decided Friday to provisionally grant State Farm General's request for a 22% ...

The California Department of Insurance on Friday announced it had provisionally approved an emergency request by State Farm, ...

The city of Live Oak is proposing a 60 percent water rate hike to tackle a $3.5 million water fund deficit. The city's wells ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced on Friday, he would approve State Farm's emergency request to raise ...