Southern California Edison

PG&E customers pay 80% more than national average.

Looking past COVID-19 and recession, California still faces the threat of prolonged drought.

The problems keep racking up for California’s vaccine rollout. State Epidemiologist Dr. Erica Pan on Sunday recommended providers stop administering doses from a specific batch of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine following “a higher-than-usual number” of possibly severe allergic reactions at a mass vaccination site in San Diego. Although fewer than 10 people appeared to experience […]

In an attempt to prevent wildfires, the utility is removing vegetation from around power lines. But it’s leaving downed trees on people’s property that are “little fire bombs waiting to ignite,” one expert says.

En un intento por prevenir incendios forestales, la empresa de servicios públicos está eliminando la vegetación alrededor de las líneas eléctricas. Pero está dejando árboles caídos en la propiedad de las personas que son "pequeñas bombas incendiarias esperando para encenderse", dice un experto.

All things considered, California is faring better than expected amid the worst fire conditions of the season. Though desiccated winds topping 70 miles per hour ignited more than two dozen small fires in the northern part of the state, firefighters had fully contained all but two of them by Monday afternoon, and ongoing fires didn’t […]

Too much opposition, too little time to address disputes over $3 billion in fees on utility customers for fire and climate change projects.

Campus organizers aim to boost civic participation ahead of elections. New trade deal receives praise. PG&E's profit margin to remain unchanged.

Senate to scrutinize power shutdowns. Lack of emergency-evacuation system hinders fire victims. State to shun some carmakers.

Dashboard lists cities in fiscal distress. Report says Salinas nonprofit has been infiltrated by a gang. Toy district turns into black market for vaping.