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At a time when higher natural gas prices are driving up energy costs, the new Power Saver Rewards Program is providing over $55 millionin bill credits to participating Pacific Gas

Just like a soap opera, Gavin Newsom has developed ethical amnesia.

Repair work on an underground gas line in Loleta, damaged during the magnitude 6.4 earthquake that shook the region Dec. 20, is expected to begin...

After ordering rebates to customers struggling with sky high PG&E bills, the California Public Utilities Commission met Tuesday to try to investigate how energy...

A California regulator on Thursday ordered utility companies to give customers a credit to lower home heating bills “as soon as possible” instead of later in the spring because of high natural gas prices.

PG&E customers have been noticing recent spikes in their utility bills, and further increases might be on the way.

PG%E estimates that customers are paying about 32% more this winter compared to last winter.

The state Department of Public Service has scheduled a series of public forums to get feedback on an uptick in billing errors reported by New York State Electric and Gas

In pointed language, federal regulators rebuffed a request Tuesday from the operator of California's last nuclear power plant that could have smoothed its pathway to securing a longer operating life for its twin reactors.

Tri-Valley residents were expected to get a welcome respite this weekend from the parade of atmospheric river storms that pelted California since New Year’s Eve, dropping enough rain to push