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Hearings will give PG&E’s Bakersfield customers chance to weigh in on proposed rate hike averaging 6.4%

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

PG&E asking for 6.4% rate increase to fund wildfire safety measures, liability insurance, equipment upgrades

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

PG&E May Face New Calls to Let Others Craft a Recovery Plan

Another group of creditors at PG&E Corp. may throw its support behind efforts to end the bankrupt utility’s exclusive right to craft a recovery plan. The official committee of unsecured

Gavin Newsom Proposes Wildfire Fund to Bolster PG&E, Other California Utilities

Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing a multibillion-dollar wildfire fund to help California’s utilities cover mounting fire-related liability costs that have threatened their financial health. The fund is part of a

Regulators race to give PG&E a path to raise rates for wildfire costs

How much money will Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers pay because of the devastating 2017 wildfires sparked by the utility’s power lines? Regulators are racing to create the mechanism

SCE says investors need bigger profits because of fire risks

The fallout from Pacific Gas & Electric’s bankruptcy is spreading to Southern California, where customers of the state’s second-largest electric utility could see their energy bills rise by $290 million

Editorial: PG&E ratepayers must have a voice in the company’s bankruptcy proceedings

Pacific Gas and Electric Co.’s bankruptcy proceedings involve many parties — the company’s attorneys, its workers and retirees, its creditors and its shareholders. Government officials from multiple jurisdictions are weighing

PG&E equipment ‘probable’ cause of Camp Fire

Bankrupt Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. inched closer to taking responsibility for the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century, saying Thursday it is “probable” that one of its transmission lines

What could be worse than the next big fire? The next big fire caused by PG&E

Pacific Gas & Electric’s bankruptcy has set off a financial race among creditors, bondholders, wildfire victims, insurers and others hoping to recover as much money as they can from California’s

PG&E expands area for potential blackouts to 5 million customers as part of wildfire-prevention plan

Embattled Pacific Gas & Electric Co. would expand to more than 5 million the number of customers that could temporarily have their power shut off this year as part of

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