One Altadena home wasn’t destroyed in the fire, but it tested positive for arsenic, cyanide, lithium and lead.

Thousand Oaks’ 3.4% rent hike was Southern California’s second-largest. Monrovia rose 3.2%, No. 3 regionally. And fire-scarred Pasadena rents were up 2.4%, seventh-largest across the six counties.

A year after devastating wildfires tore through Los Angeles County, killing at least 31 people and destroying more than ...

An apartment in Quebec, Canada was covered in a thick layer of ice after pipes burst in the property amid freezing ...

With Floridians facing soaring home insurance premiums, rent hikes and rising property tax bills, state lawmakers heading to ...

As of Jan. 1, California landlords must provide a working fridge and stove in rentals under a new law aimed at cutting costs ...

A new Texas measure could bring more clarity for homeowners and renters dealing with insurance claims in the state.

The deadly wildfires caused more than $40 billion in insured losses and hit an insurance industry already beset by challenges ...

When it comes to your insurance, there are important differences when it comes to coverage for a wildfire versus a fire that ...

Insurance experts say 2026 should be the year Californians make sure they can rebuild if their home is destroyed by a ...

The statewide "Affordable California" campaign supports AB 1157, which would cut rent increase caps from 10% to 5% on older ...