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A judge recommends letting an above-ground power project in Riverside move forward despite protests, as leaders push to limit delays on electricity projects.

A judge recommends letting an above-ground power project in Riverside move forward despite protests, as leaders push to limit delays on electricity projects.

A judge recommends letting an above-ground power project in Riverside move forward despite protests, as leaders push to limit delays on electricity projects.

A judge recommends letting an above-ground power project in Riverside move forward despite protests, as leaders push to limit delays on electricity projects.

A judge recommends letting an above-ground power project in Riverside move forward despite protests, as leaders push to limit delays on electricity projects.

He says clean energy and good jobs are vital, but local residents who want the project relocated said they were never informed he might act.

With record-setting temperatures and greater awareness, cities ramp up to deal with heat, especially in marginalized communities.

Governor Gavin Newsom’s office has released a plan for protecting communities hit by the extreme high temperatures that are becoming the norm in California summers.

The governor’s $300 million proposal focuses on how better infrastructure could help communities weather dangerous temperatures.