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September 21, 2018
Of the many dubious reasons insurers use for denying claims, one of the most bizarre is telling a patient they neglected to obtain prior approval for treatment in the midst of a medical emergency.
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September 20, 2018
REDDING, Calif. —
Debris removal from the Carr Fire is under way in Shasta County, but before the crews clear your land, there's some last-minute information you should know.
Janelle Galbraith Management Assistant to the City Manager, with the Redding city planner's office says once approved for debris removal, almost...
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September 20, 2018
By all accounts, Florence was a massive, wet monster of a storm — and an expensive one, too. Its historic deluge swelled inland rivers and wrecked homes across the Carolinas, racking up costs that early estimates set as high as $22 billion.
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September 19, 2018
Cascading hail accumulated on Lamar Mathews’ windshield as she made her way up the back road to Green Mountain Falls, through Chipita Park. She’d been stuck in traffic on U.S. 24 going west from Colorado Springs for quite some time before managing to get on a different route home. In the storm, she could barely see.
“I thought that was the worst part of...
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September 19, 2018
Soon after the still-rising flood waters from Hurricane Florence begin to recede, the rebuilding process in devastated parts of North and South Carolina will get underway.
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September 14, 2018
As Hurricane Florence makes landfall, homeowners along the North and South Carolina coasts could face up to 14 feet of storm surge -- tidal water driven by high winds....
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September 10, 2018
As the anniversary of the October 2017...
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September 6, 2018
Victims of the fires that destroyed thousands of homes in 2017 will not benefit from the changes.
The California Legislature has approved homeowners insurance reforms designed to boost consumer protections. This is particularly important as Californians battle with wildfire risks for yet another year.
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September 4, 2018
The state Legislature has approved additional consumer protections for homeowner insurance to help Californians in the future as they grapple with greater statewide wildfire risks.
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