( June 18, 2026, 18:52 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Attorneys for The Utility Reform Network (TURN) had remote ex parte meetings with the California Public Utilities Commission president and each of its commissioners, plus certain members of their support staff, on June 15, according to a notice. At each meeting, TURN provided an overview of its arguments and positions as to why the proposed transaction between Charter Communications and Cox Enterprises does not meet the state's public interest standard and told the commission that if it approves the proposed merger, it must impose additional conditions and mitigation measures.See file attachment. ...
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