For millions of Southern California homeowners, insurance is becoming harder to afford as rates soar.
Some are even being told their policies are no longer being reviewed by a person, but instead by an algorithm.
“Well, it’s not fair. It’s not fair,” said Paul, a Santa Clarita homeowner. “None of it is fair, but I’m one guy. I can’t do a whole lot besides pay the premium and say, thank you for another year, State Farm.”
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Paul and his wife, Cheryl, have seen their insurance steadily climb over the years. When they moved into their current 2,900-square-foot house in 2014, State Farm charged an annual premium of less than $1,200 for a policy with a $4,000 deductible…