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Frontier agrees to fiber-network expansion in plan to exit bankruptcy

Frontier Communications has agreed to expand its fiber-to-the-premises network and improve its poor service quality as part of a bankruptcy settlement in California. Frontier committed to deploy fiber to 350,000

Frontier Communications’ ‘Virtual Separation’ Alarms Groups

A labor union and consumer advocacy group have raised concerns about Frontier Communications‘ proposed “virtual separation” plan that could split the company between areas. The Communications Workers of America

Lawyers Bilk PG&E Bankruptcy for Millions

Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019, San Francisco–A US trustee has demolished PG&E’s claim for $140 M in lawyers’ fees for the first few months of its bankruptcy, which the trustee predicts

TURN Support of AB 1054

July 10, 2018, San Francisco--TURN today said it would support AB 1054 because the bill goes further than any previous proposals in protecting customers and victims while holding investors accountable.

TURN Response to Report by Governor’s Wildfire Strike Force

“The goal of protecting consumers by making it clear that investors, taxpayers, and other stakeholders must share in the costs of wildfire prevention and damage is one we are in

TURN to Bankruptcy Court: Let Consumers In

Wednesday, Feb. 6, San Francisco--TURN today formally requested that PG&E’s bankruptcy judge appoint an official committee of ratepayers so that the critical interests of 16,100,000 captive PG&E customers are represented.

PG&E facing possibility of bankruptcy: What that means for you

PG&E’s stocks on Tuesday tanked after reports of massive liabilities from last year’s wildfires. Standard & Poor’s cut their credit rating to junk status as the utility company faces the

What would happen if PG&E sold its gas business or filed for bankruptcy?

California’s largest power company faces an existential crisis as it confronts the looming possibility of tens of billions of dollars in wildfire liability. Shares of PG&E Corp. — which owns

A PG&E Bankruptcy Would Leave Utility in Turmoil for Years

The lights would stay on if California utility giant PG&E Corp. files for bankruptcy. But the company, its customers and investors would be set for years of uncertainty. While utility

Regulators mull massive changes to PG&E management, structure

California regulators are considering whether Pacific Gas and Electric Co. should shake up its leadership, split its core operations into separate companies or be transformed into a publicly-owned utility. In

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