Everyone should share in the benefits of green energy
California’s new climate credit would be counted against subsidies for many poor households in Southern California under proposals by San Diego
Governor Jerry Brown gives California telephone consumers a slam dunk
Dear Supporter,
Thanks to your letters, phone calls, testimony and support, consumers throughout California scored three major wins for corporate
A bill to promote greater use of renewable energy in California while allowing for changes in how consumers pay for electricity has been signed into law, Gov. Jerry Brown announced
Changes in net metering are coming!
California Gov. Jerry Brown will have his work cut out for him as the Senate and the State Assembly have both recently sent him
San Diego County Taxpayer Association Push For Quail Brush Gas Power Plant Fuels Ire: Opponents Say Plant Is A Boondoggle That Will Be Costly For Taxpayers
Why is the San
Mothers of San Bruno PG&E blast victims urge Gov. Jerry Brown to fire state’s top utility regulator
Mothers of victims killed in the PG&E pipe blast and local leaders called
Utility customer funds are not a piggy bank!
California drivers pay fees for smog checks, vehicle registrations and new tires, all supposedly for programs that benefit roadway use.
Consumers pay
Net Metering: Can we get more green for our green?
California leads the nation in solar power, but the proliferation of home installations has been fueled by electric rate incentives.
Wouldn’t the CPUC be better off without Pres. Peevey?
In the coming weeks and months, the California Public Utilities Commission will assess penalties against PG&E for the gas explosion that
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
PG&E, SDG&E and SoCal Edison are rapidly raising rates for essential heat and light despite the COVID crisis. With lower-income Californians already bearing the brunt of the pandemic and resultant
