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Originally published on March 4, 2021 5:45 am JPR reviewed campaign finance records of two local Republicans, one in Southern Oregon and another in Northern California, to try to understand the impact of that vote and whether it will have a lasting effect. On Jan. 6, a far-right mob stormed the U.S. Capitol, upset about the results of the 2020 election and the loss for former President Trump. During the attack five people died, lawmakers had to flee to safety, and the seat of American democracy was vandalized. But that night, as Congress regrouped to certify the results of the 2020 election, 147 Republican members of the House and Senate voted not to certify certain states’ electoral votes, despite dozens of court decisions rejecting challenges to voting in those states. ....
/ California Rep. Doug LaMalfa and Oregon Rep. Cliff Bentz were among 147 Republicans who voted not to certify one or more states electoral votes after the 2020 election. The decision prompted dozens of corporations to end or pause campaign contributions. After the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, dozens of large corporations announced they would suspend political contributions to members of Congress. It was an effort to boycott Republicans who voted not to certify the results of the 2020 election. But how much will that vote actually cost? JPR reviewed campaign finance records of two local Republicans, one in Southern Oregon and another in Northern California, to try to understand the impact of that vote and whether it will have a lasting effect. ....
Share it Securitization is a financial tool that can reduce utility debt with low interest bonds secured by ratepayers, and with utilities growing costs related to COVID-19, the energy transition, and climate change, interest is accelerating. But utilities and their customers are facing hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars in such costs, which is raising oversight concerns. When oversight has been introduced, it has led to lower interest rates and lower transaction costs, stakeholders in such proceedings told Utility Dive. Duke Energy s $1 billion proposal to use securitization to meet storm recovery expenses in North Carolina provides the criteria necessary for the commission to evaluate Duke Energy s proposed transactions, Duke spokesperson Meredith Archie said in an email. It allows the commission to determine whether and to what extent it wants to be involved in the transaction once it issues its order. ....
Dive Brief: Southern California Edison has agreed to pay $2.2 billion to resolve subrogation claims filed by insurance companies related to the 2018 Woolsey Fire, which burned nearly 100,000 acres and caused three fatalities in Southern California, the utility announced Monday. The latest settlement is another significant step toward resolving pending wildfire-related litigation, parent company Edison International s President and CEO Pedro Pizarro said in a statement. SCE has now resolved all subrogation claims related to the 2017 and 2018 fires and mudslides, and continues to explore reasonable settlement opportunities with other parties, Pizarro added. The utility is simultaneously facing criticism for its management of its upstream lighting program, which offered manufacturer rebates to promote energy-efficient lightbulbs, prompting the agency s Public Advocates Office (Cal Advocates) to recommend financial penalties of $140 million. ....
Strong winds create hazardous driving conditions, bring fire danger and power shutoffs across SoCal KABC Share: FONTANA, Calif. (KABC) Dangerous Santa Ana winds are whipping through the Southland, bringing increased fire danger and causing hazardous driving conditions as thousands are under the threat of having their power shut off. Southern California on Tuesday will be hit with the trifecta of increased winds, low relative humidity and low moisture, prompting firefighters to be on alert. A huge area is affected - from Santa Clarita to the high country, from the Los Angeles basin to the Santa Monica Mountains and all the way to the coast. In the highest elevations, gusts could reach up to 90 mph. ....