Five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many U.S. cities are still adjusting to a new normal, with more people ...

"...the number of homes impacted by flood risk is more than the population of many towns in the U.S.—and it is growing," a recent report said.

It's becoming impossible to think about where to live without thinking about climate resiliency. It's changing the safety and affordability of today's housing market.

The inevitable result of a fracturing private insurance market will be the socialization of disaster losses, as seen in ...

By 2055, 84% of all U.S. homes may see some drop in value, totaling $1.47 trillion in losses, according to an analysis by climate-risk firm First Street.

California's wildfires are causing long-term environmental and economic damage that we have yet to grapple with. They should ...

Slow-moving slides are common around the world, and especially in California, where several hundred have been mapped in ...

Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent as a result of climate change. River floods such as those along the Ahr and ...

In the Sacramento area, SAFE has long partnered with school districts to teach financial literacy — with a specific emphasis ...

It starts with better building policies that recognize future risks, but there are many other important steps.

Water sharing between Canada and the United States has long been a contentious issue. In 2005, former Alberta premier Peter ...

Rising wildfire, flood and insurance risks could reshape Eugene’s housing market. How will climate change impact Lane County ...