(Bloomberg) — Acquiring home insurance has long been a mundane but necessary chore. In California, for hundreds of thousands of residents, it's turned into a labyrinthine quest that leaves people with expensive, bare-bones coverage. That's because an increasing amount of Californians have been dropped by their regular insurers after years of devastating wildfires that cost billions of dollars and upended the market.
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