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California homeowners nonrenewal rates by county

Share of homeowners policies the insurer chose not to renew, by county and year, sorted by the most recent rate. The data comes from insurers representing roughly 65 percent of the market, aggregated by the U.S. Senate Budget Committee, and was released once, in December 2024; it will not update.

County201820192020202120222023
LAKE1.24%1.79%0.43%1.02%4.95%7.56%
TRINITY0.97%0.73%0.50%0.92%5.30%7.27%
MARIPOSA2.68%4.38%4.01%1.78%5.39%6.87%
CALAVERAS2.86%8.51%4.97%3.13%5.27%6.77%
PLUMAS1.68%3.28%1.88%0.88%4.35%6.60%
SIERRA3.92%2.88%2.43%1.51%6.17%6.60%
NEVADA2.30%9.74%5.82%2.35%5.04%6.51%
TUOLUMNE7.33%10.96%6.57%1.99%2.67%6.10%
AMADOR2.31%7.07%1.13%4.25%4.80%5.42%
TEHAMA0.89%0.74%0.45%0.63%2.71%5.29%
EL DORADO2.28%4.26%4.74%2.71%2.39%5.01%
SHASTA1.05%1.34%1.02%0.89%3.19%4.92%
LASSEN1.11%1.03%0.59%0.65%2.09%4.14%
MENDOCINO0.87%1.34%0.55%0.77%3.99%4.12%
BUTTE1.69%2.11%3.25%1.04%3.70%3.24%
SISKIYOU1.31%1.94%1.04%1.00%1.38%3.18%
INYO0.67%0.59%0.38%0.59%1.04%3.10%
MADERA0.99%1.70%0.94%0.89%1.89%2.85%
MONO0.68%0.77%0.67%1.10%3.47%2.72%
YUBA1.14%1.05%0.50%0.90%1.90%2.32%
RIVERSIDE1.30%1.17%1.13%1.70%1.61%2.29%
PLACER1.16%1.69%0.84%1.47%1.21%2.19%
MODOC0.47%0.56%0.50%1.17%1.14%2.18%
SAN DIEGO1.11%1.11%0.98%1.33%1.40%2.16%
SANTA CRUZ0.47%0.62%0.52%1.82%3.48%2.03%
SAN BERNARDINO1.31%1.52%1.02%1.42%1.65%2.01%
KERN1.30%1.16%0.78%1.07%1.19%2.00%
VENTURA0.90%0.95%0.88%1.80%1.48%1.93%
HUMBOLDT0.61%0.81%0.39%0.36%1.74%1.90%
ALPINE2.70%2.08%1.13%0.39%1.69%1.83%
FRESNO0.75%0.57%0.45%0.75%0.87%1.54%
SAN JOAQUIN0.80%0.56%0.45%0.61%0.56%1.52%
KINGS0.60%0.48%0.33%0.80%0.61%1.49%
TULARE0.94%0.71%0.65%0.85%0.79%1.49%
ORANGE0.97%0.87%0.85%1.06%1.02%1.48%
LOS ANGELES0.86%0.90%0.78%1.14%1.32%1.43%
NAPA0.51%0.57%0.31%0.55%2.46%1.43%
SANTA BARBARA0.93%1.15%1.18%2.10%2.01%1.39%
SONOMA0.68%0.71%0.43%0.64%1.92%1.39%
SACRAMENTO0.85%0.50%0.45%0.71%0.59%1.34%
STANISLAUS0.69%0.47%0.43%0.63%0.54%1.33%
MONTEREY0.70%0.76%0.47%0.97%1.86%1.25%
SOLANO0.58%0.47%0.37%0.59%0.62%1.24%
ALAMEDA0.59%0.46%0.48%0.56%0.85%1.16%
IMPERIAL0.63%0.54%0.48%0.46%0.53%1.13%
SAN LUIS OBISPO0.76%0.72%0.65%1.15%1.19%1.13%
COLUSA0.82%0.73%0.27%0.61%0.64%1.12%
MARIN0.82%0.88%0.78%1.47%1.84%1.12%
CONTRA COSTA0.64%0.48%0.55%1.09%0.94%1.11%
DEL NORTE1.00%0.70%0.35%0.59%1.89%1.07%
SAN FRANCISCO0.55%0.42%0.36%0.73%1.28%1.03%
SAN MATEO0.48%0.46%0.41%0.72%0.97%0.88%
SUTTER0.74%0.44%0.34%0.38%0.28%0.88%
SANTA CLARA0.54%0.39%0.34%0.64%0.79%0.84%
GLENN1.30%0.56%0.49%0.48%0.51%0.83%
YOLO0.64%0.39%0.23%0.53%0.35%0.83%
MERCED0.58%0.47%0.36%0.44%0.44%0.82%
SAN BENITO0.67%0.44%0.77%0.39%0.80%0.80%

Source: U.S. Senate Budget Committee, "Next to Fall," December 2024. Aggregated across reporting insurers; no company-level breakdown exists in the release. A high rate means insurers pulled back in that county, not that any specific company did.