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Southern California Customers Complain of Verizon Communications Inc Forcing Them To Use VoIP Connections

Emergency! Verizon Cord Cutting Puts Customers at Risk! Complaints are growing in Southern California that Verizon Communications Inc is compelling unwitting customers to make the switch to Voice over Internet

TURN Seeks Emergency Halt to Verizon Copper-Cutting

Wants CPUC President To Act To Protect Consumers Contact: Mindy Spatt, TURN, 415.929.8876, ext. 306 Tuesday, March 18, 2014, San Francisco–In an emergency motion filed at the California Public Utilities

Telecom Giants Drag Their Feet On Broadband For The Whole Country

TURN’s Telecom Director Says Small Businesses And Rural Customers Need To Wake Up Before It’s Too Late! “Can you stream me now?” If the answer is no, you’re probably going

PG&E Explains Proposed Rate Reforms For Residential Electric Customers

High Usage Customers Could Get A Break At The Expense Of Everyone Else PG&E and other California Utility Companies are proposing significant reforms in electric rates to make them simpler

How Long Will Solar-Paneled Homes Keep Their Current Deals?

A Fair Price For Home Solar For homeowners with solar panels on their roofs, one of the most tangible benefits is watching their electric meters spin backwards when they produce

Appeals Court Will Again Decide Fate of Oakley Plant

TURN appeal of unneeded power plant moving forward. The future of a planned 586-megawatt natural-gas-fired power plant by this city’s waterfront remains uncertain. The First District Court of Appeal last

Who Should Pay For San Onofre?

Why are customers still paying for San Onofre? The California Public Utilities Commission is holding two public hearings Tuesday to help decide who will bear the costs of the defunct

Your Right To Dry

Is Your HOA standing in the way of solar savings? Saving energy is good for the pocketbook and the planet. Yet a simple energy-saving device that costs only a few

Opting Out of Smart Meters

The good news is that you can now opt out of smart meters. The bad news is that it will cost you. The interim customer opt-out changes approved by the

TURN Files Objections to AT&T Takeover of T-Mobile

California Public Utilities Commission set to vote on investigating AT&T deal with T-Mobile. With a majority of its members now appointees of Gov. Jerry Brown, the California Public Utilities Commission

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