California officials push to cut energy credits to households with rooftop solar panels
California officials want to reduce the financial credits that households with rooftop solar panels can earn for excess ...
Eaton fire could be first big test for California wildfire fund created to keep utilities out of bankruptcy
If Southern California Edison is found liable for massive property losses and depletes most of the state fund, experts wonder ...
Column: Time for California to get serious about cheaper, cleaner energy
Californians pay some of the nation’s highest electricity rates. They’re also being devastated by the consequences of fossil ...
S&P flags California wildfires for 'contagion' risk to government and utility finances
S&P Global warned that public credit risks associated with wildfires are increasing due to fire-related liability claims for ...
Tesla seeking first in series of approvals to offer robotaxi service in California
Tesla has applied for a permit typically associated with chauffeur-operated services, according to California regulators, ...
CA post-wildfire beef heats up as state insurance chief accuses Dem congressman of ‘White mansplaining’
Calif., criticized his reform plans, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara accused him of "white mansplaining" ...
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SoCal Edison says equipment may have ignited January's Hurst Fire in Sylmar
SoCal Edison's latest report to the California Public Utilities Commission includes ... with the ignition of the Hurst Fire in Los Angeles' northern San Fernando Valley. The fire was one of ...
LA Fire Victims Are Suing Utilities. What’s at Stake?
The wildfires that incinerated entire neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area in January were among the most destructive in ...
Elias: What will it take to end California’s big electric monopolies?
So far, official blame has not yet been cast on Southern California Edison Co. for either blaze, with the events of Jan. 7 ...
California lawmakers apply pressure over high electric bills. ‘Ratepayers are not a bank’
Since 2015, bills from the state’s three biggest utilities have risen between 70% and 100%, outpacing the rate of inflation.