An appeals court has upheld a California regulation allowing insurers to charge unmarried drivers more for auto insurance.

Michelle is a lead editor at Forbes Advisor. She has been a journalist for over 35 years, writing about insurance for consumers for the last decade. Prior to covering insurance, Michelle was a ...

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Just Auto Insurance helps people in southern California get auto, home, renters and business insurance, helping you get quotes from several companies at once. Just Auto Insurance is a middleman that ...

Imagine paying more for car insurance in California simply because you’re not married. Following a recent court decision, ...

For twenty years, California has been the one state in the country where your auto insurer wasn't legally allowed to care how you actually drive. Not the smooth highway merges. Not the death-grip ...

California just upped minimum insurance coverage requirements, and the NBC Bay Area Responds team has some tips that could save consumers a good chunk of money. There's a little-publicized route to ...

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — California’s 2025 auto insurance laws increase minimum liability coverage for drivers, aiming to provide more protection for accident victims, though it may lead to higher ...

Assembly Bill 311, the Consumer Driving Data Protection Act, would overturn the telematics prohibition and change a nearly 40- year-old California law, signed before the word "telematics" was even ...

Depending on who’s at fault and the severity of the crash, you could see big changes to your insurance premiums.

California’s car insurance rules still let marriage affect the price. A new appeals court ruling keeps that system in place — ...