The article says that a major insurance company canceled a bunch of policies 4 months ago so many are uninsured. That insurance company sure dodged a bullet, someone's going to get a bonus.

State Farm and Allstate both. There have been others as well. FL and CA home insurance markets are damaged beyond repair.

So how close is the "Woodley" fire to the park? It sure is horrible how many people are going to suffer such devastating losses.

If I was an insurance company, I'd stay clear of those areas. It's not a matter of if, but when the widespread catastrophic claims will happen.

The article says that a major insurance company canceled a bunch of policies 4 months ago so many are uninsured. That insurance company sure dodged a bullet, someone's going to get a BoNeUS.

Yea, but they got out of the whole state. My mom was dropped and lives in middle of city. Concrete jungle. No brush

RIght, because the state will not allow them to write insurance in some parts of CA and not others. All or nothing, so they did the smart thing and bailed. CA and FL are in almost identical situations regarding insurance, just for slightly different reasons.

Great, they think they are protecting a smaller group of people but make the larger group suffer.

Not at all. They didn't hurt anyone. They chose to stop doing business there.

It's been 4 months. Plenty of time to get another policy.

Each person had to make their own decision. Many gambled and lost.

The insurance companies made the smart move and got out of that cesspool. I've been there many times and have zero desire to spend any more time there than necessary. Crying shame that such a beautiful area has been destroyed by entitlement and politics.