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Californians will receive a one-time credit on their gas and electric bills next month as part of a new state program designed to help ease the financial burden of high utility costs. The credit, which is estimated to be worth up to $300 per household, will be applied to bills beginning in April. The program is intended to provide relief to those who are struggling to pay their utility bills, and is funded by a $2 billion grant from the California Public Utilities Commission. This credit will help reduce the cost of living for Californians who are already struggling with the high cost of living in the state.

Cal Fires Swim Coach McKeever is facing allegations of misconduct. The allegations include inappropriate behavior with minors, including sexual misconduct. The allegations have been reported to the authorities and an investigation is underway.