Blanca Begert

The California Legislature has some big decisions to make on big energy, climate and water bills.

A refreshed push for a West-wide electricity grid is weighed down by past baggage.

One of the lead negotiators is signaling an extensive process.

Squeezed by Trump and voters over high energy costs, Democrats are setting their sights on utility profits.

California’s process to strengthen its cap-and-trade program was already a moving target. President Donald Trump’s executive order is adding a new layer of confusion.

The Assembly Utilities and Energy Committee chair is set on getting electric bills under control.

Offset project developers are looking for solid ground. But questions remain about whether governments can provide that.

The low-carbon fuel standard is still carrying a political charge.

California is losing both carrots and sticks to the Trump administration.

California is still grappling with how to pay for wildfire damages.