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Look up your insurer to see what it asked California for, what the state approved, and what is still waiting for an answer.

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The biggest requests waiting for a decision

These companies have asked California for an increase and the state has not answered yet. A request is not an approval—the state can allow less, or refuse.

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A recent request, read for you

Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company asked to change auto rates in California

Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company asked forPublished July 17, 2026
+60.6%
The state has not answered—
Awaiting a decision

In plain English: Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company has asked for +60.6% since July 17, 2026. The department has not published a decision, so no part of this increase is approved yet.

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Recently published rate changes

See what companies asked for and whether California has answered. New requests appear as the state publishes them.

California · Auto

Infinity Insurance Company

Infinity Insurance Company asked the state for a +6.9% rate change. No decision is published yet.

Waiting for state decisionJul 10, 2026See details

California · Auto

Orion Indemnity Company

Orion Indemnity Company asked the state for a +7.1% rate change. No decision is published yet.

Waiting for state decisionJun 26, 2026See details

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How to read these numbers

A rate change happens in three steps

1

The company asks

An insurer files a public request to change rates for a group of policies.

2

The state responds

The request may be approved, reduced, denied, withdrawn, or still pending.

3

Your bill may differ

Filing percentages are averages. Your price depends on your home, car, coverage, discounts, and claims history.

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We currently track 28,415 public records from January 3, 2020 through August 7, 2026. 4,932 include a published state decision.

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