California

From the way the article reads, Jay got lit up.

This post uses a gift link so people shouldn't hit the paywall.

I'll note that which government agencies are facing huge cuts appears to correlate with perceived ideology, rather than any evidence of fraud or waste.

“The state recognizes that they’re on a pathway to more refinery closures,” said Skip York, chief energy strategist at energy consultant Turner Mason & Co. The risk to consumers and the state’s economy, he said, is gasoline supply disappearing faster than consumer demand, resulting in fuel shortages, higher prices and severe logistical challenges.

The FAIR plan is the fire insurance of last resort, which covers homes in places that commercial insurers won't.

The rate at which flu tests returned positive results at the state’s clinical sentinel labs surged to 27.8% for the week ending Feb. 1, the most recent for which complete data are available.

I’m on week 2 of being sick myself.

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cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/18416511

I'm sorry, but the lede on this broke me to the point of uncontrollable laughter. This is just so profoundly stupid, I don't think Monty Python at their peak could parody this.

It's also a lot of water to waste in the West, which is unfortunate.

My wife and I were wondering what the heck we were seeing in the sky for a bit there.

/r/fresno is getting a bit ban heavy. But lemmy isnt ;)

“The momentum behind utility accountability legislation continues to grow."

Can we have this for CA please?