Eliminating oil production won’t lower demand for oil. Rather, it will raise costs and make Californians more reliant on foreign regimes for basic energy needs.

Concerns about rising costs and foreign oil dependence are at a fever pitch, complicating Governor Newsom’s latest attempt to shut down oil and gas production.

County officials are trying to restrict local energy production despite voters rejecting the idea at the ballot just two months ago.

An unstable world has left Europe scrambling with limited energy supplies ahead of winter. Will California reconsider its own energy vulnerabilities?

Energy companies can provide the oil and gas we need to ease prices in the near term while supporting cleaner technologies in the long run – if only policymakers will let them.

Europe’s heavy dependence on foreign energy has left its economy and residents vulnerable to supply interruptions in an unstable world. Californians should take note.

Governor Newsom continues to limit oil and gas production, making Californians more dependent on unreliable foreign oil for basic needs well beyond transportation fuels.

The defeat of Measures A & B in Ventura County show that oil and gas shutdown advocates are out of step with voters, the Wall Street Journal argues.

A broad, bipartisan coalition voted down Measures A & B, sending a clear message to elected officials: stop trying to shut down local oil and gas production.