The Insurance Information Network of California is a non-profit, non-lobbying organization dedicated to informing consumers and the media about the property/casualty business. With roots dating back a half-century with the Western Insurance Information Service, IINC is the recognized leader in communications for California insurance consumers.
From automotive safety to disaster readiness, the IINC staff encourages Californians to lead safer lives and prepare themselves for risk. By educating consumers about the role that insurance plays in their lives, IINC helps consumers protect themselves and save money by choosing the insurance products that best fit their needs.
Many rustic regions have become popular home-building areas, placing more Californians in danger of brushfire than ever before. Since 1970, the population of 11 California counties – nine of them forested – has grown by more than 150 percent.
There are more than 200 California communities in urban/wildland areas that are considered high-risk.
Disaster preparation doesn’t need to be expensive. In fact, homeowners have many ways to protect their property that won’t even cost them a dime.
California’s prolonged dry winter has prompted the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) to increase staffing, and the Insurance Information Network of California urges homeowners to prepare for what could be a dangerous fire season.
Los Angeles-based mixologists squared off in the Battle of the Bartenders® to decide who could create the very best alcohol-free “mocktails” and promote responsible holiday hospitality. Their creations were judged for taste, presentation, creativity and simplicity.
Sponsored by the Insurance Information Network of California® and co-hosted by L.A. LIVE™, the friendly competition demonstrated how party hosts can serve quality non-alcoholic drinks to help keep their guests safe on the ride home.
Many rustic regions have become popular home-building areas, placing more Californians in danger of brushfire than ever before. Since 1970, the population of 11 California counties – nine of them forested – has grown by more than 150 percent.
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Disaster preparation doesn’t need to be expensive. In fact, homeowners have many ways to protect their property that won’t even cost them a dime.
Los Angeles-based mixologists squared off in the Battle of the Bartenders® to decide who could create the very best alcohol-free “mocktails” and promote responsible holiday hospitality. Their creations were judged for taste, presentation, creativity and simplicity. 