Monthly Archives: July, 2026
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New Law Holds California Universities Accountable if Graduates Earn Less Than $36,000 a Year
Beginning this month, colleges, universities and short-term certificate programs across the country face a new financial reality: their students’ ability to borrow federal money...
Utilities Must Limit Power Shutoffs During Extreme Heat Under New Rules
California utility regulators have lowered the temperature threshold at which power companies are prohibited from shutting off electricity to customers behind on their bills,...
California Limits Power Shutoffs as Dangerous Heat Wave Grips State
California regulators have moved to close a gap in consumer protections that left households vulnerable to power shutoffs during dangerously hot weather, ruling this...
California’s Push to Cut Apartment Construction Costs Shouldn’t Come at the Expense of EV Charger Requirements
California lawmakers looking to trim the price tag of affordable housing construction have set their sights on a surprising target: electric vehicle charging requirements....
Judge Orders Improved Water Quality, Medical Care for Detainees at Adelanto Facility
A federal judge has ordered sweeping changes at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center in San Bernardino County, siding with detainees who argued that conditions...
