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Earthquake Insurance Policies Are About To Change In California

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A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck near the Ventura County community of Ojai on Sunday. (USGS)

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How Your Earthquake Insurance Policy Might Change

On Sunday, a magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattled much of Southern California. It didn’t cause much damage or injury, but the quake was a reminder that a far more costly temblor can hit at any time. That got us thinking about earthquake insurance and we found out that the California Earthquake Authority, which administers quake coverage in the state, is making some big changes to earthquake policies.
Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, KQED

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