PG&E and state regulators should take steps to ease the sting of soaring power bills during the winter — a surge that could be followed by even worse rate shocks
Steven Ansley was upstairs when he heard his wife, Susan, scream.
She wasn’t hurt — at least not physically — and she was in no imminent danger.
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Can you blame us?
PG&E, the criminal felon responsible for the deaths of over 100 of its customers, wants pre-payment of $1.4 billion of your money, ostensibly for wildfire safety.
