Data center-related California bills head to Newsoms desk @KCRA
Data center-related California bills head to Newsoms desk  @KCRA
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
California lawmakers worked late into the night Monday to meet the midnight deadline to pass new laws as the state's legislative session comes to an end. Now, several notable bills are headed to the governor's desk, including two data center-related bills KCRA 3 has watched closely. Assembly Bill 2383 and Senate Bill 886 direct the California Public Utilities Commission to set a special rate structure for large data centers while creating new permitting and transparency rules.

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Data center-related California bills head to Newsom's desk

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