Consumer Watchdog says insurance companies complaining about having to hike their rates are not telling the whole story, including that they still owe over $3 billion in refunds to California policyholders from lockdown overcharges. 

Liza Tucker applauds the federal investigation of PG&E into the cause of the Mosquito Fire and says they must be held accountable if evidence shows they are culpable. 

Consumer Watchdog hosts the Rage for Justice Awards to honor the heroes and heroines of the public interest movement. The awards are named after former Congressman Phillip Burton, one of the most productive and driven progressive legislators in American history.

Consumer Watchdog says wildfire risk scores are determined by a variety of factors.

Consumer Watchdog President Jamie Court says Governor Newsom's recent signing of SB 1322, which will require the state's oil refineries to report monthly on the cost of the crude oil they buy and their profits made per gallon, could be a significant step in addressing the soaring price of gas in

Carmen Balber with Consumer Watchdog explains how a state regulation aimed to help Californians access affordable wildfire insurance is being used as a potential loophole for insurance companies to refuse to insure residents living in high-risk areas.

Liza Tucker with Consumer Watchdog warns about the special interest pork money that will go to Big Wine corporations that is tucked into the current recycling bill waiting for Governor Newsom's signature.