Infrastructure

SB 28 would provide two important tools to force transparency and ensure accountability from broadband internet providers.

The bill would help promote drought resiliency, adjust to climate change and keep California’s food supply safe.

The state water board is considering a two-year extension for ocean-cooled power plants that are due to be shut down. Given the effects of the climate crisis, legislators should support it.

Lock in the details for a “middle mile” broadband infrastructure plan before June 15 to secure billions in federal funding.

State funds would allow California to support small farmers and ranchers who have been left out of publicly funded agriculture programs. This will help build resilience into our food system.

The state must increase grant funding to help communities invest in much-needed broadband technology.

A decades-long debate over the fate of Oakland's Interstate 980 freeway may be nearing an end as political figures call for its demolition.

Lawmakers have more money and political will, but the telecommunications industry could still stand in the way of broadband for all Californians.

As millions of Californians finish a frustrating “virtual” school year plagued by tech glitches, a CalMatters data analysis exposes affordability as a key barrier to broadband access, for rural and urban students.

Long-duration energy storage technologies will be an integral part of California’s renewable energy and climate change planning.