California regulators are investigating State Farm after wildfire survivors complained about how the insurer handled their claims.

Just over five months since the fires devastated Southern California communities, the Department of Insurance said it had initiated a market conduct examination of State Farm, expanding an ongoing

State Farm, which serves approximately one million homeowners in California, said it is cooperating with the regulatory review. The company reported receiving about 13,000 wildfire-related claims and said it has paid out roughly $4 billion to affected policyholders.