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CPUC Denies ICS Provider Challenges to 7 Cent Interim Rate Cap

Consumer groups cheered the California Public Utilities Commission for denying rehearing petitions by prison phone providers of the agency’s August decision to set an interim 7 cents-per-minute intrastate rate cap

State auditor says CA utilities aren’t doing enough to reduce fire risk

A state audit, released last Friday, claims that California officials are not holding electrical companies like PG&E accountable for fires started by their equipment. The report called the state’s plans

TURN Applauds CPUC Action to Boost Service Quality for All California Communications Services

Yesterday, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) voted unanimously to consider proposals to improve service quality requirements for telephone service, and expand service quality requirements to cover Voice over Internet

Here’s what California officials and experts are considering tolimit soaring energy bills

In case you couldn’t take two full days out of your week to watch the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) hearings on how to get soaring energy bills under control,

Piecing it Together; Technical Funds for Local Broadband

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Yesterday, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) unanimously approved a grant program to help local agencies develop local public broadband networks. Soon, local agencies and Tribal governments

Why clean energy advocates are divided over California’s plan to slash solar incentives

California could soon end the perks it has been giving to residents with rooftop solar on their homes, even as it pledges to move entirely to clean electricity. While

California proposes big changes to rooftop solar incentives

California officials want to slash payments for rooftop solar power, saying the changes would help the state achieve 100% clean energy while keeping the lights on, preventing electricity rates from

California proposes slashing subsidies for rooftop solar

California regulators plan to scale back discounts for homeowners with solar panels, a change they say will reduce costs for lower-income energy customers, under a package of proposed reforms released

Newsom names energy adviser as state’s top utility regulator

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has named his senior adviser on energy policy as the next president of the powerful state body that regulates utilities. Alice Reynolds is set to lead

California Public Utilities president stepping down at the end of the year

California Public Utilities Commission President Marybel Batjer announced Tuesday she is resigning at the end of the year, finishing off two-plus years of sometimes tumultuous events at the regulatory agency

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