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Despite monitoring by Florida regulators, cancellation of more than 56,000 policies, and an extensive restructuring plan this year, FedNat is insolvent.
A revised map will be released on March 1, marking a significant shift to the timeline following public blowback this summer over the initial map.
BP and Chevron Corp. said they have shut-in production at offshore oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, as a powerful Hurricane Ian bore down on them.
A week after Hurricane Fiona swiped Puerto Rico, causing catastrophic flooding and knocking out power to the entire island of 3.1 million, power restoration moves slowly.
An estimated 349,000 homes and businesses were still without power in Puerto Rico on Wednesday after Hurricane Fiona hit on September 18.
Federal officials have initiated a criminal investigation into PG&E Corp.’s potential role in starting California’s largest wildfire of the year.
Renewable energy providers underestimate this critical risk, expert says.
The Bolt Creek Fire has been burning on roughly 11,674 since Sept. 10.
The unique vehicle was designed to deflect impacts which should prevent injuries to the person in the striking vehicle.
Nationwide Agency Forward survey showed 40% of small business owners surveyed expect a cyberattack to cost less than $1,000.
Rising floodwaters led to home rescues and stranded vehicles across Central Florida and law enforcement in Volusia County reported the area’s first death while the statewide toll has yet to be determined after hurricane’s storm surge devastated the Gulf Coast.
A new study from Harvard University suggests that the Palos Verdes fault could trigger a devastating earthquake of up to 7.8 magnitude.
After damp spring weather and cool temperatures delayed the onset of peak fire activity, the state’s overall wildfire activity has been “surprisingly benign.”
As scientists continue to warn of the effects of climate change, it’s more important than ever that homeowners protect themselves with the right insurance.
The cost in Canada alone is likely to be at least in the tens of millions of dollars - and a claims “lag” is expected.
This critical reservoir in the West was found to be shrinking in total capacity, according to the USGS and Bureau of Reclamation.
It promises to offer antioxidant properties on par with superfoods like blueberries.
