Marital status has long been used to calculate car insurance rates, but that could be about to change—and single drivers could reap the benefits.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has announced a ban on using marital status to set auto insurance premiums, ...

Being single could soon stop affecting what California drivers pay for car insurance. A newly proposed regulation would prevent insurers from using marital status when calculating private passenger ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced that he is barring auto insurers from considering marital status in ...

The proposal would eliminate a 30-year-old practice where unmarried drivers pay up to $100 more for identical coverage ...

The proposed changes would mean auto insurance rates are determined by only three factors: a driver's safety record, the ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara did not mince words when speaking at a Realtor event this week on the difficulties facing homeowners in the wake of major pullbacks by State Farm, ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is in the hot seat. Just before the public official outlined reforms to stave off an exodus of insurance companies from the state, homeowners and ...

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, in a reversal, will no longer allow auto insurers to consider marital status ...

California insurance commissioner Ricardo Lara has been living it up courtesy of donors and industry players as recurring wildfires threatened homes and the insurance market teetered on collapse, a ...