They’re at it again. After losing in their attempt to torpedo net neutrality protections in California, Assembly members are back with a new and better way to make life easier
PG&E Corp. tried to maintain control of a crucial stage of its bankruptcy case on Tuesday as bond debt owners and insurers jostled to move forward with their own plans
When Gov. Gavin Newsom signed California’s new wildfire liability law last month, he added another major task to an agency brimming with responsibilities, authority — and problems.
This sprawling, powerful
Public hearings scheduled for next week will allow Bakersfield-area residents a chance to offer input on Pacific Gas and Electric Co.’s request to substantially raise the rates paid by its
Pacific Gas and Electric plans on asking a federal bankruptcy judge in San Francisco to approve a plan to give nearly $11 million in bonuses, combined, to 12 top executives.
If you’re a PG&E customer, the odds are real good your household received a letter from PG&E attorneys. No, you’re not in trouble.
The letter is tied to PG&E’s bankruptcy
What will PG&E Corp. look like when it emerges from bankruptcy, and who should control the beleaguered company as it tries to rehabilitate itself after causing a series of disasters
Pacific Gas & Electric customers may see a $10 increase in their bills starting in 2020, and an increase of $20 over the next three years, based on the utility
A federal bankruptcy watchdog is objecting to California utility PG&E Corp.’s request for approval of a $3 million payment to new Chief Executive William Johnson, according to a court document.
The federal bankruptcy trustee and the ratepayer group TURN are calling on the federal bankruptcy judge to block PG&E from handing out as much as $16 million in bonuses to
PG&E Sucked Up $4.6 Billion in Profits While Neglecting Basic Safety Practices, Killing Customers and Destroying Our Communities. And Now It Wants More.
Demand safe, affordable reliable electricity- at reasonable
