It seems like every day, a new name or organization is added to the growing list of those facing a sexual harassment allegation. Not only is It crucial for you to keep your organization safe and in compliance, but it's also important to take a stand and set a bar of expectations in your organization's culture. Colin Calvert, of Fisher & Phillips, LLP. will be guiding you through policies and best practices for your business.

Free CARB Regulatory Training in Your Area!!!

Day at the Capitol provides participants the opportunity to learn about the legislative process, meet with legislators and staff face-to-face, and have a direct impact in the process. This is also an excellent opportunity to forge relationships with legislators which can provide long-lasting benefits beyond this single day. Many members plan to have or have had follow-up meetings with their legislator in their district.

The highest-rated golf course in Southern California and the NGCOA's 2013 Course of the Year, Oak Quarry winds through historic Jensen Quarry, providing a challenge for golfers of all skill levels. As always, the FRF fundraiser promises great food, amazing prizes, and excellent golf, all in support of our global disaster relief operations.

The Argus California Carbon and LCFS Summit has been rescheduled to March 19-21, 2018. Join Argus at the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay for this can't miss event. CIOMA members receive a 15% discount on registration rates for this event.

Don't miss the CIOMA 2018 Regional Meeting coming to a city near you! Join CIOMA's staff in updating you on the latest we are doing to fight for your business.

California plans to slash greenhouse gas emissions from cars. Nationally, the Trump administration wants to ease up on those restrictions to make life easier for automakers.

A rally in the California fuel credit market is faltering as regulators weighs changes to a state program intended to cut carbon emissions.

So-called Low-Carbon Fuel Standard credit prices fell as low as $74 per metric ton of carbon dioxide in a transaction on March 2, the lowest price paid for the credit since late December.

California’s rampant wildfires have ignited legal questions as the state begins to deal with the question of who’s at fault and who pays for the escalating damages.

Caught squarely in the middle are the state’s electric companies, several of whom have been found liable for huge settlements when their equipment or negligence in maintaining it were blamed for costly fires. That has driven them to use a new tactic: blaming climate change.

The official title for Proposition 70, a ballot measure laying out rules for future climate change revenues collected by the state, must be rewritten after a Sacramento judge agreed with a Republican lawmaker that voters in June would otherwise be misled.

The California Independent Oil Marketers Association (CIOMA) is proud to announce its partnership with In our This Month, CIOMA would like to highlight one of its preferred vendors, Fisher & Phillips, LLP.

This Month, CIOMA welcomes Pilot Flying J and 7-Eleven as our newest members!

CIOMA is very excited to welcome its brand new Deputy Director, Elizabeth Graham!

This month, we want to recognize the contributions and amazing work done by the women of CIOMA. While we hope to acknowledge the amazing work done by these women, this month we would like to give a special thank you to Elizabeth Graham, Lisa McCracken, Christina Bauders, Catheryn Mercado, and Marisa Diaz.