Former US energy secretary Granholm joins Edison International, Socal Edison boards
Jennifer Granholm, the former U.S. secretary of energy and a Democratic two-term governor of Michigan, has been appointed to ...
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Trump Administration Launches Review Of High Speed Rail Project
The Trump administration announced Thursday that it will launch a review of the multi-billion-dollar California high speed ...
California lawmakers apply pressure over high electric bills. ‘Ratepayers are not a bank’
Since 2015, bills from the state’s three biggest utilities have risen between 70% and 100%, outpacing the rate of inflation.
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Gusty winds linger in SoCal Friday as warming trend continues into the weekend
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- It's still winter but some parts of Southern California will see summer-like conditions this weekend amid a warming trend. Gusty winds remain Friday and a wind advisory ...
Useless high-voltage power lines heighten risk of sparking wildfires
California regulations require the companies to remove power lines they don’t anticipate using again, but there’s no set ...
SCE: Equipment damaged in a nearby crash may have sparked the Laguna Fire near Camarillo
SoCal Edison reported a vehicle struck a power pole, causing a circuit interruption just before the Laguna Fire started. Here ...
SCE reports crash into pole, circuit interruption before Laguna Fire near Camarillo
SoCal Edison reported a vehicle struck a power pole, causing a circuit interruption just before the Laguna Fire started. Here ...
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Jennifer Granholm Joins Edison International, Southern California Edison Boards of Directors
Edison International (NYSE: EIX) and Southern California Edison today (Feb 20) announced that Jennifer Granholm will join the board of directors of each company, effective April 1.Granholm bri. . .
California oversight agency to review state’s electricity costs as concerns grow
Mark your calendars! On Thursday the Little Hoover Commission will hold a hearing on California’s electricity costs, becoming the latest state agency to dive into the issue of utility bills.