
San Benito County keeps battery storage at bay, DMV data sharing could hurt undocumented drivers
From Monterey Bay Today by KAZU
April 30, 2026 · 2 min
About this episode
The episode discusses the extension of a moratorium on battery energy storage systems in San Benito County and concerns about federal policies affecting undocumented drivers with California licenses.
The San Benito County Board of Supervisors extends a moratorium on battery energy storage systems. And, advocates fear federal policy will hurt undocumented people with California driver’s licenses.
Topics covered
- battery energy storage
- moratorium
- DMV data sharing
- undocumented drivers
- California policy
Keywords
- battery storage
- San Benito County
- DMV
- undocumented drivers
- California
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: California Department of Motor Vehicles
Places: San Benito County
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