It’s official. Over 275,000 Wisconsinites will see their health care costs double on average thanks to Donald Trump and Republicans. My colleagues across the aisle seem to be fine with that. I’m not. | Senator Tammy Baldwin

PG&E is cutting electric rates on Jan. 1 by about 5% for residential customers who receive both supply and delivery. Typical residential electric bills will decrease by about $7 per month. Electric rates for income-eligible CARE customers are decreasing by about 6%, lowering the typical CARE bill by about $4 per month. Typical electric customers use about 500 kilowatt hours of electricity per month. The reduction is PG&E’s fourth electric price decrease in two years. Combined with previous price