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.

The Newsom Administration’s refusal to allow more California oil production leaves consumers and businesses vulnerable to the whims of dictators and global instability.

Citing record energy costs, Kern and Fresno County Supervisors unanimously urge Governor Newsom to curb dependence on foreign oil by producing more in-state.

A new study shows electricity demand from air conditioning will exceed California’s grid capacity in less than 10 years.

Governor Newsom’s energy policies are making the state increasingly vulnerable to price spikes and supply interruptions driven by global geopolitics.

Coastal elites may not notice the impact of Sacramento’s policy decisions, but blue-collar Californians certainly do – and they’ve decided enough is enough.

Governor Newsom’s unilateral mandates to end in-state oil and gas production require a disregard for basic economics.

The proposal would kill at least 130,000 jobs, lead to massive increases in household costs, and make the state fully dependent on oil imports.