Travis Gillmore
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Travis Gillmore is an avid reader and journalism connoisseur based in California covering finance, politics, the State Capitol, and breaking news for The Epoch Times.
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California Utility Rates, Already Nearly Twice the National Average, Set to Increase
The fifth and sixth rate hikes of the year were approved for Pacific Gas and Electric, affecting about 16 million Californians.
PG&E to Receive $15 Billion Federal Loan for Grid Upgrades
Some consumer advocates are concerned that rates will increase to pay back the infrastructure loan.
Signs of Hope in California’s Insurance Market as Farmers Resumes Writing Policies
Residents can purchase policies for condos and renters’ coverage as part of the company’s ‘phased reintroduction.’
California is Looking to Mitigate Air Pollution Linked to Artificial Intelligence
Emissions from AI could exceed that of all 35 million vehicles in California by 2030, a new study found.
California Aims to Make It Easier for Non-College Graduates to Launch Careers
Veterans and active-duty military will be able to gain college credit from their training, with progress tracked through ‘career passports.’
California Lawmaker Calls for Ethics Investigation After Plea Agreement Alleges Bribery Scheme
A redacted plea deal is generating shock waves at the state Capitol, according to one assemblyman.
New Bill Would Help California Counties Tally Votes Quicker
After some election results took a month to determine a winner, a Central Valley lawmaker is looking to restore the public’s faith in the process.
Newsom Hopes for Collaboration With Trump on Northern California Water Project
On his Jobs First tour, the governor has visited counties that voted for the president-elect.
California AG Asks Residents to Report State Agencies That Assist Immigration Authorities
The advisement is in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s mass deportation proposal aimed at addressing illegal immigration.
Newsom Challenges Trump’s Proposed Tariffs, Says Consumers Will Pay the Price
Trump’s team said his tariffs against China did not cause inflation and that his negotiations are designed to benefit the nation and protect Americans.
