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Megan Fan Munce

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 6, 2026
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Sep 2, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Megan Fan Munce

    Get this key protection for your home before El Niño hits California (opens the original)

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    With El Niño expected to bring more frequent and heavier storms to California this winter, experts say now is the right time to consider getting flood insurance. That's because some policies have a mandatory waiting period of a month or so before coverage kicks in, and others may become unavailable when storms arrive. Just 2% of Californians are insured against floods, even less than the number of homeowners who have earthquake insurance, according to Janet Ruiz, spokesperson for the Insurance I

  2. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Megan Fan Munce

    Major California home insurer plans to write new policies for first time since 2022 (opens the original)

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    For the first time since 2022, Allstate Insurance could begin writing new home insurance policies in the state of California - with one condition. On Monday, the company submitted a filing to the California Department of Insurance indicating it would reopen for business if regulators approve an overall 1.4% rate increase for existing as well as new customers. Two-thirds of customers would actually see their rates decrease, according to the filing. Another 30% would see rates increase up to 55%;

  3. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Megan Fan Munce, Kathryn Palmer

    PG&E says it will scale back planned work after California wildfire reforms fail (opens the original)

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    Pacific Gas & Electric Co. will defer $2 billion in connections to new renewable energy projects and housing developments, among other investments, after the California Legislature failed to reach a deal on limits for what utilities could be forced to pay if they start wildfires. CEO Patti Poppe told the Chronicle the cuts, representing about 15% of the utility's planned investments for 2027, will reduce the amount of money the company must borrow, preventing potential higher costs for ratepayer

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