California tells property insurers not to drop policies for homes in wildfire-prone areas
California wildfires cost insurance companies more than $24 billion over the past two years. As those insurers look to cover their losses, here’s a look at how homeowners like Grass Valley resident Christy Hubbard are paying the price.
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