California healthcare providers will soon be limitedon how much they can raise prices each year. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh has more.

California healthcare providers will soon be limited on how much they can raise prices each year. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh has more.

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Healthcare Cost Increases Will Be Capped In CA Starting Next Year

Electric bills are going to look a lot different for millions of people across California beginning late next year. State utility officials voted Thursday to roll out a fixed charge for customers, as required under Assembly Bill 205. The changes promise to cut the price of electricity, bring down bills for lower-income people, and help the state’s clean energy transition. LAist's Makenna Sievertson reports. 

Electric bills are going to look a lot different for millions of people across California beginning late next year. State utility officials voted Thursday to roll out a fixed charge for customers, as required under <a href="https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=202120220AB205">Assembly Bill 205. </a>The changes promise to cut the price of electricity, bring down bills for lower-income people, and help the state’s clean energy transition. LAist's Makenna Sievertson reports.

Why A Fixed Monthly Charge Could Start Showing Up On Your Electric Bill

A record 2,374 people experiencing homelessness died in Los Angeles County in 2022, and many of those deaths were the result of drug and alcohol overdoses, according to a new report from public health authorities.

That’s about six unhoused people dying each day.

A record 2,374 people experiencing homelessness died in Los Angeles County in 2022, and many of those deaths were the result of drug and alcohol overdoses, according to a new report from public health authorities. That’s about six unhoused people dying each day.

6 Unhoused People In LA Died On Average Each Day In 2022 — A Record High

Social media is awash with Angelenos complaining about sky hill bills. What’s going on? 

Social media is awash with Angelenos complaining about sky hill bills. What’s going on?

Healthcare Cost Increases Will Be Capped In CA Starting Next Year

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