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PG&E Proposes Historic Rate Case for 2027-2030 Aiming for Stable Energy Bills and Climate Resilience

Monday, May 26

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) has submitted its general rate case (GRC) for the years 2027-2030 to California regulators, proposing energy system improvements aimed at fostering economic growth and enhancing climate resilience. This GRC marks PG&E's smallest percentage increase request in a decade,... Read More.

PG&E Small Business Customers to Receive April Climate Credit

Monday, March 24

Eligible small business customers of PG&E will automatically receive a $58.23 electric California Climate Credit on their April energy bills. This credit is provided by PG&E following directives from the California Public Utilities Commission. More information can be found at the CPUC website.

Bomb Threat Shakes Modoc County Elections Office Amid Tense Post-Election Climate

Monday, November 11

Just days after a fiercely contested presidential election, Modoc County’s election office was shaken by a bomb threat that triggered a rapid response from local and federal authorities. Modoc County Auditor and Clerk/Registrar of Voters Stephanie Wellemeyer received an alarming email claiming that a... Read More.

Lassen Fire Safe Council Updates on CAL FIRE Climate Investments Shingletown Project

Wednesday, June 26

The Lassen Fire Safe Council provided an update on the ongoing activities of the CAL FIRE California Climate Investments Shingletown project, highlighting significant progress and community engagement.Last week, Board Chair Ruthanne Morentz observed work in the Woodridge neighborhood on Wilson Hill Rd, alongside Managing... Read More.

CA Senators Push for $10 Billion Climate Bond to Support Disadvantaged Communities Amid Budget Cuts

Friday, June 21

Three California state senators are backing a $10 billion climate bond developed by environmental and social justice groups as an alternative to a separate spending proposal moving through the Senate. This push comes just a week before the June 28 deadline to place bonds... Read More.

California’s ‘Uninsurable Future’: Little Hoover Commission Holds 1st Public Hearing on Homeowner’s Insurance Crisis, Lassen County Supervisors Laugh at Climate Change Claim

Wednesday, April 10

The Little Hoover Commission, a state watchdog agency tasked with evaluating and providing recommendations to improve state government, is cited that climate change is a key factor contributing to the potential for California to face an "uninsurable future." Lassen County Supervisors call it a... Read More.

“California’s Creative Response: Musical Initiative and Art Projects Tackle Health and Climate Awareness”

Monday, March 25

In response to the COVID crisis, Governor Gavin Newsom and the state legislature initiated a $60 million program to employ artists to promote awareness of California's health and public safety initiatives. Emerging from this unique funding program is Rita Hosking, a Northern Californian country-folk... Read More.

PG&E Rolls Out Climate Credits Earlier than Expected

Monday, February 6

PG&E's next Climate Credit is on its way to your energy bill, and it's happening sooner than expected.The credit is designed to lower your bill. The recent increase in demand and limited natural gas supplies have caused higher-than-normal bills, but the credit will help... Read More.

DWR Shifts Focus Away From April 1st Snowpack Records, Blames Climate Change

Wednesday, April 20

The Department of Water Resources is blaming climate change for the 5th smallest April 1st snowpack measurement on record in the last 7 decades. The Department is turning its focus now to historical data versus the April 1 records in efforts to paint a... Read More.

Stories tagged with: climate

PG&E Proposes Historic Rate Case for 2027-2030 Aiming for Stable Energy Bills and Climate Resilience

PG&E Small Business Customers to Receive April Climate Credit

Bomb Threat Shakes Modoc County Elections Office Amid Tense Post-Election Climate

Lassen Fire Safe Council Updates on CAL FIRE Climate Investments Shingletown Project

CA Senators Push for $10 Billion Climate Bond to Support Disadvantaged Communities Amid Budget Cuts

California’s ‘Uninsurable Future’: Little Hoover Commission Holds 1st Public Hearing on Homeowner’s Insurance Crisis, Lassen County Supervisors Laugh at Climate Change Claim

“California’s Creative Response: Musical Initiative and Art Projects Tackle Health and Climate Awareness”

PG&E Rolls Out Climate Credits Earlier than Expected

DWR Shifts Focus Away From April 1st Snowpack Records, Blames Climate Change

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