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PG&E customers face soaring electric bills and potential rate hike - Vimarsana News

PG&E customers face soaring electric bills and potential rate hike

California residents face rising electric bills as PG&E seeks a 26% rate hike, leaving them struggling to pay for basic necessities.

Dense wildfire smoke over Carson City, surrounding communities expected to clear by Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Dense wildfire smoke over Carson City, surrounding communities expected to clear by Wednesday

UPDATE: Air quality monitors through airnow.gov as of 1 p.m. Tuesday are showing a "hazardous" reading in Reno and "very unhealthy" in Carson City and South Lake Tahoe, "unhealthy" in Minden and Gardnerville. Earlier Carson City reports showed the AQI monitor was not functioning properly.

California recognizes fifth Camp Fire anniversary - Vimarsana News

California recognizes fifth Camp Fire anniversary

Many of the key officials who survived the Camp Fire lined up in front of the California State Capitol Building late last week to share their stories in recognition of the upcoming five-year anniversary of the wildfire.

California recognizes five-year Camp Fire anniversary - Vimarsana News

California recognizes five-year Camp Fire anniversary

Many of the key officials who survived the Camp Fire lined up in front of the California State Capitol Building on Thursday morning to share their stories in recognition of the upcoming five-year anniversary of the wildfire.

California recognizes fifth Camp Fire anniversary - Vimarsana News

California recognizes fifth Camp Fire anniversary

Many of the key officials who survived the Camp Fire lined up in front of the California State Capitol Building on Thursday morning to share their stories in recognition of the upcoming five-year anniversary of the wildfire.