$621 million natural gas project would have covered 65 miles
In a 5-0 vote, the California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday rejected a proposed, $621.3 million natural gas pipeline pushed
SAN FRANCISCO — PG&E residential customers can expect a 5.8 percent increase in their gas and electricity bills starting in September following a decision Thursday by state regulators about the
PUC locks the barn—after the horse has been stolen.
State regulators on Tuesday ordered PG&E to keep a natural gas pipeline in San Carlos shut down until the unit’s safety
CPUC Expands, Protects Phone Services for Low-Income Californians
After hearing from low-income tenants and their advocates, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has unanimously voted to maintain and expand basic
State utilities commission gives OK to Oakley power plant
The state’s Public Utilities Commission approved Pacific Gas & Electric’s resubmitted application for a natural gas-fired power plant project in East
Community Leaders Speak Out on Affordable Phone Service
Community leaders from the Inland Empire, Los Angeles, the Bay Area and the Central Valley are speaking out on utility issues and
Join the fight against special interest lawmaking!
The agents of the 1% have put their full weight behind AT&T’s deregulation bill, SB 1161 (Padilla). The bill mirrors legislation AT&T has
No customer benefits in PG&E’s self-serving proposal
Customers can always trust PG&E to come up with unique, new ways to raise rates, ways that don’t improve either safety or service,
Bad record keeping is just the tip of the iceberg
State regulators and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. have revived a $3 million settlement over the utility’s failure to produce
Michael Peevey appoints himself to head the San Bruno investigation.
The head of the state Public Utilities Commission—faulted by critics for its lax safety oversight during his tenure—has put himself
Raising Rates for Essential Needs During COVID is Wrong
PG&E, SDG&E and SoCal Edison are rapidly raising rates for essential heat and light despite the COVID crisis. With lower-income Californians already bearing the brunt of the pandemic and resultant
