CPUC streamlines utility acquisitions to improve access to affordable clean water
The California Public Utilities Commission has approved an acquisition aimed at improving clean water access in Clearlake by transferring operations from local volunteers to Golden State Water Company. This decision reflects ongoing efforts by state regulators to streamline similar takeovers statewide.
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California Public Utilities Commission announces new filings for week of May 4-8, 2026
The California Public Utilities Commission released new filings affecting utility services during the week of April 28-May 1. Proposed decisions are open for public comment, with several applications potentially shaping future policy.
The real estate industry picks its candidate in CA-11
San Francisco’s congressional race draws significant funding from the real estate industry as voters prepare for the June 2 primary election. State Senator Scott Wiener leads among candidates receiving industry support while San Francisco’s office market shows signs of strong recovery.
PG&E unveils monitoring center aimed at preventing wildfires and outages
Pacific Gas and Electric Company has launched a new monitoring center designed to prevent wildfires and power outages by using advanced technology for early risk detection. The facility analyzes data from millions of sensors across PG&E’s network to identify potential hazards before they escalate.
Oakland Unified School District marks Autism Acceptance Month with focus on inclusion
Oakland Unified School District concluded Autism Acceptance Month by celebrating neurodiversity among its students. The district highlighted progress in graduation rates for autistic students while sharing student voices on inclusion.
KKR secures $600 million refinancing for Mission Bay office leased by OpenAI
KKR has refinanced its Mission Bay office complex with a $600 million loan after leasing space to OpenAI. The transaction reflects ongoing shifts among major tech tenants in San Francisco.
IAM Union president responds to Supreme Court ruling on Voting Rights Act
Brian Bryant, president of IAM Union, issued a statement following a recent Supreme Court decision affecting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. He described it as an attack on both workers’ rights and democratic participation.
Oakland Unified School District highlights staff appreciation events in May
Oakland Unified School District will celebrate Educator Appreciation Month throughout May with special recognition days for school staff. Superintendent Dr. Denise Saddler encourages families and colleagues to thank educators ahead of graduation season.
PG&E Corporation reports first quarter 2026 results and reaffirms annual earnings guidance
PG&E Corporation reported strong financial results for the first quarter of 2026 and reaffirmed its annual guidance range for non-GAAP core earnings per share. The company highlighted a significant decrease in residential electric rates since January 2024.