Southern California Edison says its equipment started Thomas fire
Utility company Southern California Edison said Oct. 30 that its equipment was to blame for starting the 280,000-acre Thomas fire at one of two origin points. The investigation into the blaze which swept through the region in December is still ongoing by state agency Cal Fire and the Ventura County Fire Department. SCE said it Read More →
Bill approved awarding $85 million to mitigate Diablo Canyon closure
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Our view: Diablo Canyon bill mitigates closure
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Future uses pondered for Diablo Canyon property
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Consultant hired to study Diablo Canyon closure impact and mitigation
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Our view: Bill needed to mitigate impact of closing Diablo Canyon
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Our view: SB 1090 needed to mitigate Diablo Canyon closure
We hate to see the Central Coast get the short end of the stick when it comes to utilities regulation. Which is why we are supporting SB 1090 introduced by state Sen. Bill Monning (D-Carmel) and co-authored by Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham (R-Templeton). The bill would have the effect of reversing a recent California Public Utilities Read More →
