The WSJ account of how PG&E played a “cat and mouse game” with regulators; alas, California’s utilities commission “is not a particularly adroit cat.”
Read more...Trump looks to rollback California’s 1970 waiver under the Clean Air Act, which allowed the state to set emissions standards.
Read more...Germany moves to reduce significantly the use of glyphosate – and ban it outright, starting in 2023.
Read more...Defense attorney releases emails documenting just how seriously USC officials weighed family donations in making admissions decisions.
Read more...While fires rage in the Amazon and Anchorage, Alaska, registers record high temperatures, the Trump administration makes plans to open the world’s largest intact temperate rain forest for exploitation.
Read more...The DNC is a club and if you are reading this post, you are probably not in it.
Read more...What does Johnson’s Brexit gambit portend?
Read more...Judge issues $572 million verdict in J&J opioids trial. Some settlements of multiple pending lawsuits will likely follow.
Read more...The emoluments clause isn’t some form of anti-Trump kryptonite. Eyes on the 2020 prize please.
Read more...The players change, but the game remains the same: telephone companies agree to empty agreement intended to combat robocalls.
Read more...Why the US and China are likely to remain at loggerheads.
Read more...Hedge fund Chatham is might upset about a phrase we picked up from a New York Post article on Chatham funds’ investment, including a CalPERS fund, in the parent of the notorious National Enquirer.
Read more...The first of a two-part series describing the process and substance with which CalPERS staff is trying to engineer a de facto resignation of its board.
Read more...Just when you think CalPERS can’t sink any lower, it manages to outdo itself, this time, with an illegal governance monstrosity masquerading a code of conduct.
Read more...CalPERS has managed to outdo itself, in a predictably bad way.
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