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regulation · Jun 17, 2026

State Farm, Mercury Raise 2026 California Auto Insurance Rates

California drivers face higher auto insurance premiums in 2026 as State Farm, Mercury General, and other carriers implement rate adjustments approved by the California Department of Insurance under Proposition 103.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 17, 2026

State Farm, Mercury Raise 2026 California Auto Insurance Rates

California drivers face higher auto insurance premiums in 2026 as State Farm, Mercury General, and other carriers implement rate adjustments approved by the California Department of Insurance under Proposition 103.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 13, 2026

California Raises Auto Liability Minimums Under AB 1107 in 2026

Assembly Bill 1107 doubled California's minimum bodily injury liability limit to $30,000 per person on January 1, 2025, ending a threshold in place since 1967. Here is what the 2026 renewal cycle means for drivers statewide.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 13, 2026

California Raises Auto Liability Minimums Under AB 1107 in 2026

Assembly Bill 1107 doubled California's minimum bodily injury liability limit to $30,000 per person on January 1, 2025, ending a threshold in place since 1967. Here is what the 2026 renewal cycle means for drivers statewide.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 5, 2026

Mercury 2026 Auto Rate Increase Wins CDI Approval in California

The California Department of Insurance approved Mercury General's 5.4 percent personal auto rate increase on June 2, 2026, after a 14-month actuarial review. The increase takes effect July 15 for new and renewing California policyholders.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 5, 2026

Mercury 2026 Auto Rate Increase Wins CDI Approval in California

The California Department of Insurance approved Mercury General's 5.4 percent personal auto rate increase on June 2, 2026, after a 14-month actuarial review. The increase takes effect July 15 for new and renewing California policyholders.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 3, 2026

California Carbon Market Overhaul 2026 Cuts Fuel Costs for Drivers

California lawmakers approved sweeping changes to the state's cap-and-trade carbon market in June 2026, a reform that could lower fuel costs for drivers and ripple through vehicle miles traveled, a key actuarial input for California auto insurance carriers.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 3, 2026

California Carbon Market Overhaul 2026 Cuts Fuel Costs for Drivers

California lawmakers approved sweeping changes to the state's cap-and-trade carbon market in June 2026, a reform that could lower fuel costs for drivers and ripple through vehicle miles traveled, a key actuarial input for California auto insurance carriers.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 2, 2026

Mercury Files 2026 California Auto Rate Increase Under SIS Framework

Mercury Insurance asked California's CDI in May 2026 to raise private passenger auto rates 7.4 percent statewide, citing higher reinsurance costs after the LA wildfires, rising bodily injury severity, and increased total-loss claims frequency.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · Jun 2, 2026

Mercury Files 2026 California Auto Rate Increase Under SIS Framework

Mercury Insurance asked California's CDI in May 2026 to raise private passenger auto rates 7.4 percent statewide, citing higher reinsurance costs after the LA wildfires, rising bodily injury severity, and increased total-loss claims frequency.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · May 27, 2026

2026 Commissioner Race Will Shape California Auto Rate Reviews

With California's June 2 primary six days away, the race for insurance commissioner will determine who reviews auto rate filings under Prop 103 for the next four years. Here is what each major candidate is proposing.

By Pedro Mendoza

regulation · May 27, 2026

2026 Commissioner Race Will Shape California Auto Rate Reviews

With California's June 2 primary six days away, the race for insurance commissioner will determine who reviews auto rate filings under Prop 103 for the next four years. Here is what each major candidate is proposing.

By Pedro Mendoza