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that the utilities commission is getting closer to approving new income-based fees on monthly electric bills — even though critics say the law that prompted the proposed fees doesn’t actually require them. In other news that could affect your electric bills, the utilities commission is poised to reject Pacific Gas & Electric’s request to increase its revenue by 26%.
Not an Audio-Animatronic bear — an actual black bear, wandering around the Magic Kingdom on Monday. The bear was , the New York Times’ Amanda Holpuch reports, with Florida wildlife officials saying it was most likely looking for food. It will be relocated to an area “in or around the Ocala National Forest,” a state spokesperson said.We’ll be back in your inbox Thursday. To view this newsletter in your Web browser,
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