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California Recommends AT&T, Tribes, Counties, and Smaller Providers for More Broadband Funds

AT&T received additional funding recommendations for last mile broadband, showcasing the state's commitment to expanding internet access.

California Recommends AT&T, Frontier, Six Others for $143M in Broadband Grants

California PUC recommended $143.3 million in grants for broadband deployments to underserved areas.
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New utility rate change touches political nerve over California's rising electricity costs

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is considering implementing a $24 monthly fixed charge on residential electricity consumers to cover infrastructure costs.

California approves controversial electricity rate change. What's coming to your bill?

Integrating California's power grid with neighboring regions can optimize renewable energy resources within the state.

New utility rate change touches political nerve over California's rising electricity costs

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is considering implementing a $24 monthly fixed charge on residential electricity consumers to cover infrastructure costs.

California approves controversial electricity rate change. What's coming to your bill?

Integrating California's power grid with neighboring regions can optimize renewable energy resources within the state.
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California is changing how big power companies charge for electricity. What to expect on your bill

Customers in California might see changes in their electricity bills as the state aims to adjust rates for electricity usage.
#att

AT&T proposal to end landlines suffers a setback

The administrative law judge rejected AT&T's proposal to end landline phone service in parts of California due to concerns about accessibility and safety.

AT&T wants to withdraw basic service in California. Here's who could lose phone access

AT&T has requested to be relieved of its responsibility as a carrier of last resort in California.
AT&T would no longer be required to offer landline telephone services in areas where it is presently mandated to offer basic service.

AT&T proposal to end landlines suffers a setback

The administrative law judge rejected AT&T's proposal to end landline phone service in parts of California due to concerns about accessibility and safety.

AT&T wants to withdraw basic service in California. Here's who could lose phone access

AT&T has requested to be relieved of its responsibility as a carrier of last resort in California.
AT&T would no longer be required to offer landline telephone services in areas where it is presently mandated to offer basic service.
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Long Historical Ties Between Silicon Valley And Israeli Tech Cultures | KQED

American protesters accuse Silicon Valley of complicity in Israel-Hamas conflict and call for divestment despite long-standing tech ties.
#energy-consumption

Regulators approve sweeping change to the way most Californians are billed for electricity

California Public Utilities Commission approved new fixed monthly fee for electricity, prioritizing electric vehicle adoption over consumer concerns.

California residents could see up to $175 off utility bills this month. Who qualifies?

Millions of California residents will receive a credit on their electric and natural gas bills.
California's Cap-and-Trade Program is behind the California Climate Credit designed to assist high bill payers during winter.

Regulators approve sweeping change to the way most Californians are billed for electricity

California Public Utilities Commission approved new fixed monthly fee for electricity, prioritizing electric vehicle adoption over consumer concerns.

California residents could see up to $175 off utility bills this month. Who qualifies?

Millions of California residents will receive a credit on their electric and natural gas bills.
California's Cap-and-Trade Program is behind the California Climate Credit designed to assist high bill payers during winter.
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Long Historical Ties Between Silicon Valley And Israeli Tech Cultures | KQED

American protesters accuse Silicon Valley companies of complicity in Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Anger builds over sweeping change in the way most Californians will pay for electricity

State lawmakers passed an energy bill for fixed monthly electric charges, critics cite it as favoring utility companies over consumers.

California lawmakers kill measure meant to keep politics out of customer utility bills

Utility companies like PG&E have faced criticism for using ratepayer funds for political activities, highlighting the need for more stringent regulations and oversight.

Anger builds over sweeping change in the way most Californians will pay for electricity

State lawmakers passed an energy bill for fixed monthly electric charges, critics cite it as favoring utility companies over consumers.

California lawmakers kill measure meant to keep politics out of customer utility bills

Utility companies like PG&E have faced criticism for using ratepayer funds for political activities, highlighting the need for more stringent regulations and oversight.
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San Jose Water customers could see big increases in the next three years

San Jose Water seeks rate hikes due to inflation and costs
Proposed rate increases would impact customers significantly
#waymo
from Los Angeles Times
8 months ago
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What does the future of driverless taxi service in Los Angeles look like? It's already here

Driverless taxis expanding in Los Angeles County with Waymo's approval to operate
Waymo One vehicles offer ride-hailing service controlled by computer software.

Maps show significant Waymo expansion after major California ruling

Waymo approved for driverless taxi expansion in San Francisco Peninsula and Los Angeles.
CPUC ruling allows Waymo to launch paid-fare service in new areas.

Waymo is cleared to launch robotaxi service in Los Angeles

Waymo approved to expand into LA and San Mateo counties by California regulators.
Waymo, owned by Alphabet, has been testing driverless vehicles in LA and is set to launch in the coming months.

Waymo Gets State Approval for Los Angeles and SF Peninsula Expansion and Freeway Driving

Waymo granted permission to expand into San Mateo County and the Peninsula for driverless passenger service operations.
Waymo can now offer its robotaxi service outside San Francisco, driving on freeways at speeds of up to 65 mph.

Waymo robotaxis are approved for Los Angelesand more areas around San Francisco

Waymo approved to expand driverless services in Los Angeles and San Francisco area.
CPUC approval amidst public backlash towards robotaxis.

Waymo's robotaxi expansion plan for Peninsula delayed by regulator

Waymo's driverless service expansion down the Peninsula faces a regulatory delay due to public safety concerns and the need for further staff review by the California Public Utilities Commission.
Support and opposition towards Waymo's expansion plan from various organizations and cities, with concerns mainly focusing on public safety incidents involving Waymo and its rival Cruise.

What does the future of driverless taxi service in Los Angeles look like? It's already here

Driverless taxis expanding in Los Angeles County with Waymo's approval to operate
Waymo One vehicles offer ride-hailing service controlled by computer software.

Maps show significant Waymo expansion after major California ruling

Waymo approved for driverless taxi expansion in San Francisco Peninsula and Los Angeles.
CPUC ruling allows Waymo to launch paid-fare service in new areas.

Waymo is cleared to launch robotaxi service in Los Angeles

Waymo approved to expand into LA and San Mateo counties by California regulators.
Waymo, owned by Alphabet, has been testing driverless vehicles in LA and is set to launch in the coming months.

Waymo Gets State Approval for Los Angeles and SF Peninsula Expansion and Freeway Driving

Waymo granted permission to expand into San Mateo County and the Peninsula for driverless passenger service operations.
Waymo can now offer its robotaxi service outside San Francisco, driving on freeways at speeds of up to 65 mph.

Waymo robotaxis are approved for Los Angelesand more areas around San Francisco

Waymo approved to expand driverless services in Los Angeles and San Francisco area.
CPUC approval amidst public backlash towards robotaxis.

Waymo's robotaxi expansion plan for Peninsula delayed by regulator

Waymo's driverless service expansion down the Peninsula faces a regulatory delay due to public safety concerns and the need for further staff review by the California Public Utilities Commission.
Support and opposition towards Waymo's expansion plan from various organizations and cities, with concerns mainly focusing on public safety incidents involving Waymo and its rival Cruise.
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Nothing says L.A. like 213. Or 738

Los Angeles is adding a new area code, 738, due to the increasing demand for phone numbers.
The California Public Utilities Commission approved the addition of area code 738 as an overlay for the existing 213 and 323 area codes.
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PG&E penalized $45 million in Dixie fire settlement with CPUC

PG&E will be penalized $45 million for its involvement in the Dixie fire, one of the largest wildfires in California history.
The penalty includes funding for an initiative to transition some of PG&E's records to electronic, improving inspections and preventive maintenance.

California utility regulators fine PG&E $45 million for Dixie Fire, state's 2nd-largest wildfire

The California Public Utilities Commission has approved a $45 million fine against Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) for the Dixie Fire, the second-largest wildfire in the state's history.
PG&E caused the fire when a Douglas Fir tree fell on its power lines, leading to the destruction of nearly 1 million acres and over 1,300 structures.
The majority of the fine, $40 million, requires PG&E to digitize its maintenance records, and the remaining $5 million will be distributed to tribal entities affected by the fire and deposited into California's general fund.

PG&E penalized $45 million in Dixie fire settlement with CPUC

PG&E will be penalized $45 million for its involvement in the Dixie fire, one of the largest wildfires in California history.
The penalty includes funding for an initiative to transition some of PG&E's records to electronic, improving inspections and preventive maintenance.

California utility regulators fine PG&E $45 million for Dixie Fire, state's 2nd-largest wildfire

The California Public Utilities Commission has approved a $45 million fine against Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) for the Dixie Fire, the second-largest wildfire in the state's history.
PG&E caused the fire when a Douglas Fir tree fell on its power lines, leading to the destruction of nearly 1 million acres and over 1,300 structures.
The majority of the fine, $40 million, requires PG&E to digitize its maintenance records, and the remaining $5 million will be distributed to tribal entities affected by the fire and deposited into California's general fund.
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Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant gets key approval to continue operating. Here's why

The California Public Utilities Commission authorized PG&E to continue operating Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant.
The commission found that not enough clean energy had been procured to replace the nuclear power plant.
from www.mercurynews.com
11 months ago

Letters: PG&E rate hike

CPUC should put a hold on the approved rate hike for PG&E until environmental impact studies are completed
Slowing down the introduction of artificial intelligence is necessary due to geopolitical conflicts and the release of advanced AI chatbots
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