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You may unsubscribe at any time by following the directions at the bottom of the email or by contacting us here . You will now start receiving email updates Please check your inbox for a confirmation email Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing a proposal to limit how much insurance companies, attorneys and hedge funds can collect from a utility-funded pool used to pay wildfire claims. | Noah Berger/AP FIRE FIGHT: Gavin Newsom is preparing one last end-of-session jam on climate and energy — this time, over a plan to rework California wildfire aid. His administration briefed Assembly Democrats Tuesday on a proposal to limit how much insurance companies, attorneys and hedge funds can collect from a utility-funded pool used to pay wildfire claims. Last summer and early fall, Newsom worked with lawmakers on a deal to replenish the fund with $18 billion over the next decade, with utility shareholders and ratepayers footing the bill.
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