CIPA members received some good news on regulatory costs this week, as the State Water Resources Control Board unanimously approved its fiscal year 2026-27 permit fee schedules

As California loses refining capacity and becomes increasingly dependent on imported gasoline, state officials are advancing a new argument

Tomorrow, approximately 60 oil workers, royalty owners, oil company employees, and other supporters of local energy production are expected to descend on the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors meeting to oppose the County's proposed ban on new oil and gas wells.

California's diesel crisis has reached a remarkable milestone: some fuel pumps are literally running out of numbers.

The Trump Administration is continuing its effort to restore domestic oil production and strengthen energy security in California, this time by taking a closer look at the role of the California Coastal Commission in projects involving energy and other critical infrastructure.