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Arnold Schwarzenegger was involved in a collision with a cyclist on February 16th in Brentwood, California. TMZ reports that the actor and former Governor of California was in his car when he collided with the cyclist who reportedly suffered minor injuries. No further details have been released regarding the incident.

Universal Studios' Mario Kart Ride has been the subject of criticism for its lack of accessibility to larger riders. The ride, which is based on Nintendo's popular video game series, features two-person karts equipped with a variety of obstacles and challenges. Unfortunately, due to the small size of the karts, those who are above average size often find themselves unable to fit into the vehicle. The ride has received complaints from both fans of the game as well as those who feel that Universal Studios should make the attraction accessible to everyone.

Tesla Driver Caught Asleep at the Wheel is a news story about a Tesla driver who was caught dozing off while driving down a highway in California. The driver was allegedly asleep for over 10 minutes, and was caught by the California Highway Patrol. The incident has been blamed on recent updates to the Tesla Autopilot system, which allow drivers to be hands-free for extended periods of time. This story has sparked a debate over the safety of autonomous driving systems, as well as the dangers of driver fatigue.

Dwayne Johnson's mother, Ata Johnson, was involved in a car accident in Los Angeles earlier this week. According to reports, Ata's SUV was rear-ended by a truck. Emergency services were called and she was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment of minor injuries. Dwayne Johnson released a statement expressing his gratitude for the support of fans and friends during this difficult time. He also asked for privacy for himself and his family as they work through this situation.

California residents may soon see lower natural gas bills thanks to a recently approved plan by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). The plan will reduce natural gas bills for Californians by an estimated $1.7 billion over the next five years. The plan also includes steps to improve safety, reliability and affordability of natural gas services. The lower rates will be effective as of June 1, 2019, and customers can expect to see the savings reflected in their bills starting in July.

The California Utilities Home Heating Bills Credits are a program designed to help reduce the cost of home heating bills for California residents. The credits are available to those who qualify and can be used to offset the cost of natural gas, electricity, propane, and other home heating fuels. The credits are based on income and household size and can be applied to monthly bills or used as a one-time payment. This program is designed to help make home heating more affordable for California residents.