continually held back by the IOUs that spend money to make money, and make the CHOICE to debilitate Californians. If they want to better serve our communities, they would lower rates and not make us choose between our light bill or grocery bill.

twist programs like NEM and other solar programs. Other bills that are authored that are ACTUALLY GOOD for solar end up doing poorly in session because they are watered down or even vetoed by the governor. The utilities fund many of our legislators' pockets, which affects their votes on solar and RE

We've had statewide success with building codes n such for renewable energy, but it's still corrupt in how solar customers are affected by the utilities. Just because solar panels exist in CA doesn't mean they aren't hunted after by those who seek money. Legislators often author bills to...

With California inching toward the creation of an independent regional organization to oversee Western energy markets, here are 3 things it should learn from mistakes made in other regions, writes my @uclalawemmett.bsky.social colleague Elias Van Emmerick. legal-planet.org/2025/10/28/3...

Except as far as I know he doesn't hate the homeless and trans people; and isn't in the pocket of PG&E.

Isn't the US DOJ suing Edison? Y'know, Edison, the utility whose outdated transmission and distribution lines caused the fires? Y'know, Edison, the utility that you haven't blatantly called out for causing the fires in the first place? Y'know, Edison, the company that pays off your CPUC lackeys?

He'll always bend the knee to IBEW and IOUs. It's tragic, really.