California says it will sue the Trump administration over a federal action that would end an offshore wind project proposed off the state’s central coast. Multiple outlets report the dispute centers on a deal involving the US Department of the Interior (DOI) to reimburse Golden State Wind $120 million connected to an offshore wind lease. California’s position is that the federal reimbursement agreement is improper and that DOI should not proceed with it. The state warns that if the administration moves forward, it will bring legal action to challenge the deal and prevent the cancellation terms from being carried out. The reporting characterizes the federal arrangement as effectively compensating the company in connection with terminating the offshore wind effort, which California has sought to protect as part of its broader energy and offshore wind plans. While details of the state’s legal claims are not fully specified across the excerpts, the common elements are California’s intent to litigate, the involvement of DOI and the Trump administration, and the reported $120 million reimbursement tied to the offshore lease off central California.