PG&E says gas bills could go up beginning next year to help pay for it’s pipeline safety program.
Ever since the deadly PG&E gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno eight
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo hosted state Senate President pro Tempore Kevin De Leon in a news conference outside City Hall Tuesday morning to introduce a new net neutrality bill.
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Dozens of PG&E Customers say they’re seeing higher prices on their gas bills. Some bills more than double than what they were just months ago. But many
By Ana Montes, Special to The Mercury News
When Gina Juarez’ husband was forced onto disability due to a heart condition, just paying for the necessities was rough. “One by
by Ana Montes–
Access to the Internet has become today’s new civil rights issue for low-income communities, especially communities of color. That’s why TURN is a strong supporter
Understanding the Lifeline program
The United States has long recognized that everyone should have access to a telephone and has established a variety of government programs to achieve that end.
Utility Rate Increase Opposed
PG&E wants to raise utility rates. Critics say it would be one of the largest increases history.
If approved, the rate hike would amount to $12
Community Leaders Speak Out on Affordable Phone Service
Community leaders from the Inland Empire, Los Angeles, the Bay Area and the Central Valley are speaking out on utility issues and
TURN welcomes new CPUC Commissioner’s new perspective
SAN FRANCISCO—Catherine Sandoval has upended AT&T’s hopes of smooth sailing in California over its bid for T-Mobile.
Sandoval, a former official with the
Raising Rates for Essential Needs During COVID is Wrong
With lower-income Californians bearing the brunt of the pandemic economically, utilities are still rapidly raising rates for essential heat and light despite the COVID crisis. Constantly raising rates is wrong.
