PG&E wants regulators to approve a $26.6 million shareholder reward tied to gas savings, potentially adding 41 cents a month to residential bills.

Eric Adams is pitching a post-mayor career in infrastructure and energy while warning that Mamdani’s housing rhetoric could scare off investors.

The FTC is suing San Francisco-based Hims & Hers over alleged health-data sharing, billing and cancellation practices.

Seven former Portland school board colleagues are questioning Julia Brim-Edwards’ leadership as she runs for Multnomah County chair.

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani invoked the Statue of Liberty as thousands of Haitian New Yorkers face the loss of TPS protections and work authorization.

Paula Lewis has resigned from the Oklahoma City school board after a decade of service and nearly nine years as its chair.

Tampa Electric is removing its nearly $20 storm surcharge Saturday, giving typical customers an immediate bill break.

A Sacramento bill aimed at clarifying California’s arts-funding rules has put Los Angeles back at the center of a fight over Proposition 28 money.

California's AI transparency law is set to become operative this weekend, requiring major AI providers to attach provenance data and offer free detection tools.

Olmsted Falls voters will decide whether to raise the city income-tax rate and retire four property-tax levies. A city estimate puts the annual impact at $435 for one representative household.

LAPD records that once appeared online almost daily have largely vanished from Los Angeles’ public portal as the department’s backlog grows.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked cuts threatening more than $3 million in Maryland school mental health funding. Bowie State and UMB programs remain funded through August 24.

Four tiny paint panels could trigger a much bigger fight over Washington’s most protected federal landmarks.