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Much remains unresolved on third anniversary of San Bruno pipeline blast

Has anything changed in the last 3 years? Three years after an explosion resulting from PG&E blunders blew up a San Bruno neighborhood, killing eight people and destroying 38 homes,

PG&E should pay penalties and fix pipes

State: Fining PG&E ‘does not make sense’ Pacific Gas and Electric Co. shareholders should have to spend $2.25 billion to fix the company’s gas pipelines in the wake of the

Proposed Legislation Targets Bonuses to Utility Executives

Should your electric bill include big bonuses for overpaid executives? As anti-SmartMeter protesters wailed outside PG&E’s annual shareholder meeting Monday in San Francisco, a Peninsula lawmaker announced legislation he hopes

PG&E CEO Says Big Blast Fine Would Threaten Financial Viability

Fines should be based upon what PG&E did or didn’t do, not on what they say they can afford PG&E Corp. (PCG), owner of California’s largest utility, has told state

PG&E Expects San Bruno Fines to Hit $200 Million

TURN ED says PG&E’s estimate of fines is chump change PG&E Corp. expects to pay at least $200 million in fines tied to the deadly 2010 San Bruno pipeline explosion,

PG&E Offers Let Customers Keep Analog, Mechanical Meters

Progress at PG&E After months of protests by consumers worried that PG&E SmartMeters are negatively impacting their health, PG&E extended a big olive branch Monday, saying for the first time

Battered PG&E Names Outsider as New CEO

Searching to regain the public’s trust after a series of blunders, PG&E on Monday named an outsider for the first time in its history as its new CEO—a Midwest energy

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