The company is seeking rate increases of up to 22% for non-tenant homeowners, 15% for renters and condominium owners, and up to 38% for rental dwellings. Non-tenant homeowners are investors who don’t live in the property they own.

Citing the "dire" financial situation they're facing after the Los Angeles wildfires, State Farm General has asked California officials for an emergency interim rate increase. The rate hike could work out to an average increase of 22% for California homeowners,

The state’s largest home insurance company, State Farm wants to raise its rates. The company said it’s in a dire financial situation because of the recent wildfires in Southern California. The wind-driven wildfires in Los Angeles area that started off the year and it destroyed more than 10,000 homes.