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FEMA didn't ensure it shared with a contractor only the data the contractor required to perform its official duties.
American International Group reported a surprise third-quarter loss as natural disasters, old and new, hurt results.
A year later, what can the insurance industry take away from these disasters to be better prepared to handle this occurrence in the future?
California blazes have charred more acres in the first six months of this year than they did in the same period in 2017.
Cal Fire said Friday that PG&E equipment caused at least 12 of the wine country blazes.
Policyholders need to know the difference between mudslides and mudflows and if coverage applies.
FEMA lacks a second-in-command and three of four associate-administrator posts are either vacant or temporarily filled.
How touchless claims processes, drones and other emerging technologies can help insurers lower loss expenses of wide-scale natural disasters.
Based on the most recent data available, California insurance companies now collect $332 billion in premiums every year.
Following a year of catastrophic wildfire and weather-related claims, insurers are addressing some of the challenges arising from these losses.
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