SDG&E and Edison want customers to keep paying for failed nuke
Who should pay for the shutdown of the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant? Tuesday night, San Diegans made their
TURN urges CPUC to throw the book at PG&E
A consumer group said Friday that it is seeking $13.1 million in fines against PG&E in connection with new disclosures about
Did PG&E try to cover up faulty pipeline safety records?
Nearly three years after a deadly pipeline explosion ripped through a San Bruno neighborhood, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. admitted
Calif. seeks record fine in pipeline explosion
California regulators on Tuesday called on Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to pay at least $300 million in fines in connection with a
PUC drops PG&E penalty proposal
Under pressure to punish Pacific Gas & Electric Co. for the deadly San Bruno pipeline explosion, the California Public Utilities Commission’s safety division has dropped
Advocates call for new CPUC president after latest fiasco
There were rising concerns Thursday that ongoing internal disputes at the California Public Utilities Commission could end up costing San Bruno
Group: Penalty For PG&E Explosion Not Nearly Enough
Though regulators are insisting that Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) pay a record $2.25 billion in penalties for its role in a
San Onofre shutdown will mean tight electricity supplies
Southern California residents will have to get serious about energy conservation, particularly this summer, now that the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
PG&E penalty unlawful, PUC lawyer says
A state lawyer who worked for more than two years building a case against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. over the San Bruno natural
Utility Rate Increase Opposed
PG&E wants to raise utility rates. Critics say it would be one of the largest increases history.
If approved, the rate hike would amount to $12
Raising Rates for Essential Needs During COVID is Wrong
With lower-income Californians bearing the brunt of the pandemic economically, utilities are still rapidly raising rates for essential heat and light despite the COVID crisis. Constantly raising rates is wrong.
