Back in April, the City kicked off its Energy Action Plan (EAP) development with a community meeting. Residents shared their ideas and strategies to help achieve the City’s EAP goals. These ideas were used in...

When Thousand Oaks City Council voted to join Clean Power Alliance (CPA) last December, CPA was a fledgling organization. A year later the Community Choice Energy provider is gearing up to provide clean power to...

If your home or business needs to save money when looking to buy items such as electronics, office supplies and furniture, some of the first places that come to mind include...

California’s recent drought has caused many changes to our landscape. Homeowners have been encouraged to let their lawns “sleep”, “go gold”, or be replaced with more drought tolerant and environmentally-friendly alternatives such as...

You may have heard the phrase, “the bitterness of poor quality is remembered long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten” (Ben Franklin). If “poor quality” were replaced with “environmental impact” would that...