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The California Highway Patrol Santa Cruz advises drivers that a portion of East Cliff Drive is closed.

An East Bay neighborhood’s push to save some trees slated for removal by PG&E is ramping up.

As utility costs continue to climb, some state legislators say right now may not be the time to change bills to have a fixed rate based on your income.

The buzz of generators droned on the streets of Montara on Wednesday afternoon. Three days after the peaks of Sunday’s atmospheric river.

It’s been five days since the brunt of the storm and some North Bay residents are still in the dark.

The storm that blew in Sunday, Feb. 4, taking out power for over 31,000 PG&E customers hit Pacific Grove particularly hard, felling large trees that damaged power poles and lines,

The storm is long gone, but tens of thousands of Bay Area residents are still without power because of it.

Thousands of customers in Nevada County are still without power as of Tuesday night.

The recent allowance to continue operation past a previous closure date notwithstanding, public discussions over the decommissioning of Diablo Canyon, Californias last nuclear power plant, continue.

Around-the-clock work by PG&E crews continued throughout the Bay Area and the state early Tuesday, as tens of thousands of residents continued to operate in the dark following an intense weekend storm.