Even after she escaped rising floodwaters by wading away from her home in chest-deep water during Hurricane Rita in 2005, Sandra Rojas, now 69, stayed put. A fifth-generation resident of Lafitte, Louisiana, a small coastal community, she raised her home with stilts.
But this...
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The following information was released by the California Secretary of State:
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., announced that the proponents of a new initiative were cleared to begin collecting petition signatures on November 25, 2025.
The Attorney General prepares the legal title...
The era of predictable, low-cost property protection is effectively over. For decades, homeowners insurance was a bureaucratic afterthought in the mortgage closing process—a stable line item that barely moved the needle on monthly...
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New research shows that storm risks are highest along the Gulf Coast, home to the nation's highest percentage of Black Americans. Discriminatory home practices like redlining made Black communities and homeowners even more vulnerable in the event of a major storm — and...
