A Beverly Hills, Calif., dentist and his office manager were arrested for allegedly submitting fraudulent billing statements to four insurers for services that were never performed.

UnitedHealthcare has agreed to provide its members with immediate coverage of behavioral therapy for autism in California.

California insurance regulators initiated administrative action against New Hampshire Insurance Co. and its claims processing agent over their handling of claims after a 2008 fire in Sylmar, Calif.

California’s insurance commissioner reached settlement agreements with two health insurers to guarantee coverage of behavioral therapy for autism.

California’s insurance regulators are challenging two insurance companies for using “large deductible agreements” on workers’ compensation cases without their approval.

The owner of a California cellular telephone retailer was sentenced to three years and four months in state prison for his involvement in more than 2,000 fraudulent insurance claims, costing more than $700,000.

California’s insurance commissioner announced the end to a pair of civil suits, filed over his agency’s efforts to force insurance companies to stop investing in corporations working in Iran.

A California contracting company’s owner was sentenced to four years in state prison, and told to pay $350,000 in restitution to individual workers and $850,000 to the California State Compensation Insurance Fund.

A former insurance agent from Clayton, Calif., was sentenced to nearly four years in state prison for his role in a $800,000 Ponzi scheme involving stranger-owned life insurance (STOLI).

The company with the largest life insurance sales force in the U.S. says the licensing test for insurance agents is too tough so it is asking state regulators to ease the test.