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PG&E customers, already brutalized by big increases in their monthly bills in recent years, face a fresh round of price hikes.

If you haven't caught on by now, the world is going through some major changes; electricity is taking over our vehicles! Be they bicycles, cars, and...

Daimler Trucks Korea is set to reshape its future brand identity as a manufacturer of fully electric trucks, as part of its next-generation mobility growth strategy, the company said Thursday.

Many people living near the tracks of the REM train line to the South Shore complain the noise remains a major disturbance and is diminishing their quality of life.

Colorado Springs Utilities has asked City Council — which also serves as Utilities Board — to set an Oct. 24 public hearing for a proposal to increase electric rates by

The focus will shift to help low-income car buyers in the Golden State. Officials said there is a disparity over who owns an electric vehicle in California. For the last 13 years, It's mostly higher-income families.

Consumer prices in the Bay Area cooled off in August and -- while still rising -- slowed to a near-normal pace for yearly increases in the inflation rate.

There's been such a big wave of e-bike manufacturers hitting the market that it's hard to tell who is who anymore. In that spirit, let's d...

Finland has been granted European Union funding to support the expansion of the electric vehicle charging network through Teslas Finnish subsidiary, Roadster Finland Oy. The funding was awarded under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) transport program, a part of the European Unions investment in infrastructure. Teslas electric vehicle charging project aims to establish a comprehensive and continuously operational public electric vehicle charging station network on the Trans-European Transport...

Commercial and large residential building permits issued by the city of Tyler: