News releases
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Harborline brings its wildfire mitigation credit to Arizona homes
Arizona members who harden their homes against embers can now lower the price of the wildfire endorsement, as California members have since 2019.
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Members elect three directors at Harborline's 73rd annual meeting
Ray Fuentes, Dr. Helen Sorensen and Thomas Ng join the board. Member turnout was the highest in a decade.
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Harborline opens a drive-in claims center in Ontario, California
Members in the Inland Empire and Los Angeles County can have a damaged car inspected and estimated in about 30 minutes, without an appointment.
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Harborline board declares $16.2 million dividend for auto members
A 5 percent dividend on 2025 auto premiums, paid in April to about 181,000 auto policies in force at the end of 2025.
Stories
Longer pieces about members and the people who work here. All stories.
Our people
One day with a catastrophe adjuster after the August monsoon
Nine inspections, one 108-degree lunch break in a pickup truck, and a phone call to every member before dark. A Monday in Gilbert and Mesa with Carl Bergstrom.
Claims
A Tuesday fender bender in Tempe, handled in eleven days
Rear-ended at a red light on the way to an early shift. What happened next, hour by hour, and how his deductible came back.
Rebuilding
Eighteen months after the Harper Canyon fire, the Abernathys are home
A Ramona family lost their house on a November night in 2024. The evacuation, the inventory, the rebuild, and what they would tell a neighbor.
The mutual
Why 181,000 auto members got money back this spring
The board returned $16.2 million to auto members in April. Where the money came from, why only auto, and why some years there is none.