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- 1CPS Energy to review response to storm that cut power to 250,000●TODAY: CPS Energy to review response to storm that left 250,000 without power
CPS Energy is holding a review today of its response to a severe storm that knocked out electricity for roughly 250,000 customers. The utility is expected to examine how outages were handled and how quickly service was restored. The storm's widespread impact has put attention on the utility's preparedness and communication during the emergency.
- 2CPS Energy relaunches community solar program in San Antonio▼CPS Energy's community solar program is back. Here's how it works.
CPS Energy, the municipal utility serving San Antonio, has brought back its community solar program, which lets residents subscribe to solar power without installing panels on their own homes. The utility is explaining how enrollment works, with subscribers typically receiving credits on their bills for the energy produced. The relaunch gives customers another option to support renewable energy and potentially lower costs.
- 3CPS flagged mother's mental health before Mechanicville killings▼CPS cited mother’s mental health as 'safety factor' before Mechanicville killings
Child Protective Services had identified a Mechanicville mother's mental health as a 'safety factor' before killings occurred in the city, according to CBS 6 Albany. The report raises questions about whether intervention was possible before the deaths, and is prompting scrutiny of how CPS assesses and follows up on mental health concerns raised during welfare checks.