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Pacific Power customers will see an average rate increase of 12.9% in 2024

A project aimed at reducing the risk of power lines sparking a fire in the Rock Creek drainage is set to move forward in partnership with Missoula Electric Cooperative.

Community members are invited to a public meeting to learn more about the proposed ballot question to renew the 1% sales tax for a ten-year period. The meeting will be held Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 5 p.m. in the Town Board Room at Town Hall, 170 MacGregor Ave. and will provide an opportunity for the […]

PG&E Seeks Rate Hike To Pay For Wildfire Mitigation, Pandemic Expenses - San Francisco, CA - PG&E is requesting $1.4 billion over 12 months beginning in March.

Each Woods Cove resident in the undergrounding district owes it to themselves to research the best possible vote for their property. Ten years ago, we embarked on this journey. There have been many fact-based meetings, emails, articles and submissions by the city to the website on this important issue.

Medicare rip offs To the editor: We are in the midst of open enrollment for Medicare. Seniors and the disabled are being inundated by the hard selling booths, ads and junk mail for Medicare Advantage (MA)–it is NOT Medicare and it is NOT an advantage. Too many people find this out when they are denied […]

Ten personnel and two small excavators are expected to be working along Spion Kop during weekdays until the end of March.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif.— In an effort to combat wildfires in the region and upgrade systems to top-notch safety standards, Liberty Utilities has unveiled their Wildfire Mitigation and Vegetation Management Plan in the Tahoe/Sierra region. ...

SCE Shares Wildfire Mitigation Lessons

Researchers call for collaborative effort across government, private sectors