Allie Rasmus

1 week ago | ktvu.com | Allie Rasmus

Fremont teachers reach tentative contract deal Teachers in Fremont reached a tentative deal Wednesday night on a new contract with the school district, which averts the possibility of a strike, and comes as a relief to parents and the school community. FREMONT, Calif. - Teachers in Fremont reached a tentative deal Wednesday night on a new contract with the school district, which averts the possibility of a strike, and comes as a relief to parents and the school community.

2 weeks ago | foxla.com | Allie Rasmus

More than two million homeowners and businesses in California have rooftop solar panels. A new bill being considered in Sacramento could significantly reduce the credits they receive for the solar energy they generate. Assembly Bill 942 would change long-standing agreements made with solar customers who installed panels before 2023. Under those agreements, solar panel owners receive credits on their utility bills for excess power sent back to the grid - credits that last for 20 years.

2 weeks ago | ktvu.com | Allie Rasmus

California bill would slash solar energy credits California lawmakers are considering a bill that would cut some of the incentives to add roof top solar panels by slashing the credits homeowners and businesses get for generating their own solar energy. SACRAMENTO - More than two million homeowners and businesses in California have rooftop solar panels. A new bill being considered in Sacramento could significantly reduce the credits they receive for the solar energy they generate.

2 weeks ago | ktvu.com | Allie Rasmus

PIEDMONT, Calif. - We all know about the benefits of exercise, but studies show there are additional benefits for young girls who play sports. Girls who play sports are more likely to graduate high school compared to non-athletes, and a survey of female executives by Deloitte in 2023 found that more than 80 percent of them reported participating in high school and college sports — and credit their experience with helping their careers.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Allie Rasmus

PIEDMONT, Calif. - We all know about the benefits of exercise, but studies show there are additional benefits for young girls who play sports. Girls who play sports are more likely to graduate high school compared to non-athletes, and a survey of female executives by Deloitte in 2023 found that more than 80 percent of them reported participating in high school and college sports — and credit their experience with helping their careers.