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California's fire year drove 28% of all US homeowners losses, and next commissioner inherits fallout

Thursday, October 29, 2026 · Written up by our desk · Health Insurance

New NAIC figures show how far the Los Angeles fires pulled the national homeowners market off course, and why the Nov. 3 vote for California insurance commissioner matters to brokers well beyond the state

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