Ghost Ship warehouse fire victims' families can now sue PG&E
A bankruptcy judge ruled Tuesday that the case is no longer on hold and the victims’ families can sue the PG&E in state court.
Protesters lock arms in front of PG&E, cause Muni disruptions
Protesters are trying to get PG&E to dissolve its ownership.
Fire damages Oakley home, cause under investigation
Firefighters responded at 5:19 a.m. to the fire reported in the 5000 block of Claremont Court and arrived to find flames on the exterior of the home.
California utility scrambles to renegotiate wildfire deal
The San Francisco-based company needs to pull a deal off to meet a June 30 deadline to emerge from bankruptcy protection and regain its financial footing.
Traffic delays expected as crews remove deteriorated PG&E cable in Foster City
PG&E crews and contractors will remove now-inactive fiber cable from transmission towers on Saturday and Sunday,
California Gov. Newsom rejects PG&E's bankruptcy plan
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has rejected a bankruptcy reorganization plan that Pacific Gas and Electric reached just last week with thousands of wildfire victims, including a $13.5 billion settlement.
PG&E employee: wildfire safety complaints lead to firing
Wildfire safety complaints voiced to PG&E by a veteran lineman were ignored and led to his termination, according to a $7.6 million lawsuit filed against the bankrupt utility.
PG&E created fraud risk by not tracking diverted undergrounding money: auditors
Auditors found PG&E did not properly track unspent money meant for putting power lines underground. PG&E said, prior to 2017, the company was allowed to reallocate unspent funds.
Wildfire victims learn preliminary details of PG&E’s proposed multi-billion dollar settlement
Attorneys inked the deal with PG&E Friday, paving the way for thousands of wildfire victims to receive compensation.
Wildfire victims learn preliminary details of PG&E's proposed settlement
Greg Liggins reports from Santa Rosa
Over 3,000 PG&E customers without power in Santa Rosa
The outage was reported about 2:55 p.m. Sunday, said PG&E spokesman J.D. Guidi.
PG&E announces $13.5B settlement with individual Northern California wildfire victims
The utility company announced a $13.5B settlement with individual Northern California wildfire victims on Friday. It includes settlements for claims from the Ghost Ship fire in Oakland.
114 local leaders sign on for ratepayer takeover of PG&E
San Jose's mayor says 114 local leaders have signed on for a plan to put PG&E under ratepayers' control.
PG&E makes progress on goal to clear overhead electric lines
PG&E says as of December, they are just over 70% done clearing 2,544 miles of overhead electric lines.
PG&E urges judge to approve key settlement, faces resistance
The nation's largest utility faced fierce resistance at the court hearing from attorneys representing thousands of wildfire victims, PG&E bondholders who have proposed an alternative plan for salvaging the hobbled company and California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
CPUC is prepared to sanction Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
The California Public Utilities commission is considering sanctioning Pacific Gas and Electric Co. due to the way the utility giant handled itself during the event. Andre Senior reports.
PG&E failed to inspect aging tower before deadly Camp Fire
Regulators faulted PG&E after finding its inspectors did not physically climb and inspect the tower implicated in sparking the deadliest wildfire in state history.
Judge grants San Bruno request for PG&E probation modification
The probation called for PG&E managers and employees to perform 10,000 hours of community service, but San Bruno asked to have the last portion replaced by the wildfire prevention project.
Talk of taking over PG&E continues at latest town hall meeting
With the recent PG&E outage still fresh, many attendees expressed anger with the utility.
Lawmakers explore options for restructuring PG&E
The popular idea would take some serious work. In addition to the billions of dollars it would take to shore up infrastructure, the plan would require approval from state regulators and getting the utility to buy into the plan.