On June 2, California voters will choose from 11 candidates for an open seat. Seven of the candidates responded to Digital Insurance questions about how they would manage the regulatory agency, stop property insurers from leaving the state, and finance FAIR Plan insurance of last resort.

Digital Insurance interviewed candidates about AI, regulatory issues, property insurance market data and more.

Georgia voters will choose one of five Democratic candidates on May 19 to challenge incumbent insurance commissioner John King. Candidates addressed the use of NAIC-collected data to address climate change risks, and how the state's regulatory resources rank nationwide.

VM-22, NAIC's latest valuation manual, has begun a three-year rollout lasting through the end of 2028. Experts from WTW spoke about the standard.

Georgia voters will choose one of five Democratic candidates on May 19 to challenge incumbent insurance commissioner John King. Candidates discussed how AI can provide value to policyholders, preventing AI fraud, and how carriers deploy the technology.

Georgia voters will choose one of five Democratic candidates on May 19 to challenge incumbent insurance commissioner John King. Three of the candidates answered questions on tort reform, as well as getting policyholders off the state's FAIR Plan, and how they would handle rate increase proposals.

State Farm could face millions of dollars in penalties in California after the state's insurance regulator alleged the firm mishandled claims related to the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.

California Assembly advances mortgage protections for wildfire survivors, while agency considers advocates' role in rate increase processes. Meanwhile, state regulators are looking at how insurers use AI, and a look at regulatory budgets reveals which states are doing more with less.

Alongside a bill that gives homeowners a year of forbearance after state-declared emergencies, lawmakers will consider extending wildfire-related moratoriums.

The state's administrative law office will decide whether to accept Commissioner Ricardo Lara's changes to a law passed as a referendum in 1988, which allows consumer advocates to be compensated for their work.

Panic-button technology is empowering workers in high-risk environments to alert first responders, supervisors and loved ones in the face of growing threats.

Comparing state regulators' resources to the size of their insurance markets, by multiple metrics, shows certain smaller states better equipped than much larger ones. This three-part series by Digital Insurance breaks down the metrics that reveal differences.

The residential property management industry has a glaring risk problem: a systemic failure to treat renters insurance compliance as a continuous obligation, rather than a one-time checkbox.

Some small state regulators have as much resources as large ones, comparatively. Vermont is boosted by its captive insurance industry.

Some regulators from smaller states have relatively higher levels of resources by a budget to premiums metric.

Regulators from larger states have more resources, as shown by the ratio of staff per insurer.

Insurers can empower data and risk management by leveraging advanced algorithms for compliance and insights.

Regulators from 12 states will conduct questionnaires with insurers, seeking insights into their use of AI, over the next six months. The results will be used to adjust the questionnaire before it is formally adopted.

In a new legislative package offered Wednesday, House lawmakers halved the deposit insurance limit offered in earlier deposit insurance reform bills coming from the Senate.