Tag: Camp Fire
Wildfires in California Reinforce the Importance of Gun Rights
Wildfires have once again devastated California, reducing vibrant neighborhoods and close-knit communities to piles of ash in a matter of days. The death toll continues to climb as firefighters and search teams recover the missing, and estimated damages now exceed...
Federal, State Tax Deadlines Extended For Areas In L.A. County Affected By The Wildfires
Governor Gavin Newsom announced a new executive order on Thursday to suspend penalties, costs, and any interest accrued on late property tax payments until April of 2026 for areas affected by the Southern California wildfires. This order added on to...
CPUC Fines Utility Companies Over $22 Million For Planned Power Outage Violations in 2020
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced on Thursday that it will be fining Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), Southern California Edison (SCE), and San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) over a combined $22 million for violating Public Safety Power...
Bill To Require State Parks Meet Local Open Fire Laws Moved to Senate Committee
A bipartisan bill to require state parks under the Department of Parks and Recreation to meet local fire laws was moved to the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee on Wednesday, only 9 days after being introduced. Senate Bill 1012,...
CPUC President Marybel Batjer Resigns Only Two Years Into Appointment
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) President Marybel Batjer announced on Tuesday that she would be resigning her post more than 5 years before her term was set to expire. Batjer had been the President of CPUC since August 2019, following...
Woman Charged With Felony Arson for Allegedly Starting Fawn Fire in Shasta County
During the weekend, a woman who allegedly started the Fawn Fire in Shasta County while trying to boil water was charged with a count of felony arson committed during a state emergency. According to the filed criminal complaint, Alexandra Souverneva...