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California regulators OK PG&E bankruptcy plan as judge rips safety record, saying the company deserves prison time
“If ever there was a corporation that deserved to go to prison, it's PG&E, for the number of people it killed in California," U.S. District Judge William Alsup said
abc10-originals
California regulators OK PG&E bankruptcy plan as judge rips safety record, saying the company deserves prison time
“If ever there was a corporation that deserved to go to prison, it's PG&E, for the number of people it killed in California," U.S. District Judge William Alsup said.
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PG&E heads to court for new probation terms on May 28
The utility company is already serving time on probation and the federal judge is trying to make PG&E safer with new probation terms.
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PG&E's bankruptcy plan wins support from wildfire victims
The preliminary results of a vote announced Monday keep PG&E on track for meeting a June 30 deadline to get out of bankruptcy.
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Grass fire near Sacramento International Airport 'fully extinguished' | Update
Multiple fire crews worked to contain the fire. No buildings were threatened.
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Grass fire starts near Sacramento International Airport
Sacramento Fire crews are working to contain the fire that started in a field near the airport.
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California's fire prep to see boost ahead of wildfire season in budget revise
Even with impacts to budget due to the coronavirus, California has no intention of shying away from fire season.
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PG&E shares upcoming power shutoffs plan during webinar
PG&E performed power shutoffs during 2019 so that its equipment did not spark another deadly wildfire. The utility company shared the improvements it made for 2020.
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State forgives PG&E's $200M fine, despite crimes and judge's warning
Against the advice of the federal judge supervising PG&E on probation, California regulators helped PG&E by waiving a $200M fine for causing deadly fires.
abc10-originals
State forgives PG&E’s $200 million fine, despite crimes and a judge's warning
Against the advice of the federal judge supervising PG&E on probation, California regulators helped PG&E by waiving a $200 million fine for causing deadly fires.
wildfire
Regulators waive $200M fine on PG&E for causing deadly fires
PG&E had asserted it might not be able to raise the tens of billions of dollars it needs to get out of bankruptcy if it was forced to pay the $200 million.
wildfire
California regulators OK PG&E bankruptcy plan as judge rips safety record, saying the company deserves prison time
“If ever there was a corporation that deserved to go to prison, it's PG&E, for the number of people it killed in California," U.S. District Judge William Alsup said
abc10-originals
California regulators OK PG&E bankruptcy plan as judge rips safety record, saying the company deserves prison time
“If ever there was a corporation that deserved to go to prison, it's PG&E, for the number of people it killed in California," U.S. District Judge William Alsup said.
abc10-originals
PG&E heads to court for new probation terms on May 28
The utility company is already serving time on probation and the federal judge is trying to make PG&E safer with new probation terms.
wildfire
PG&E's bankruptcy plan wins support from wildfire victims
The preliminary results of a vote announced Monday keep PG&E on track for meeting a June 30 deadline to get out of bankruptcy.
wildfire
Grass fire near Sacramento International Airport 'fully extinguished' | Update
Multiple fire crews worked to contain the fire. No buildings were threatened.
wildfire
Grass fire starts near Sacramento International Airport
Sacramento Fire crews are working to contain the fire that started in a field near the airport.
california
California's fire prep to see boost ahead of wildfire season in budget revise
Even with impacts to budget due to the coronavirus, California has no intention of shying away from fire season.
wildfire
PG&E shares upcoming power shutoffs plan during webinar
PG&E performed power shutoffs during 2019 so that its equipment did not spark another deadly wildfire. The utility company shared the improvements it made for 2020.
crime
State forgives PG&E's $200M fine, despite crimes and judge's warning
Against the advice of the federal judge supervising PG&E on probation, California regulators helped PG&E by waiving a $200M fine for causing deadly fires.
abc10-originals
State forgives PG&E’s $200 million fine, despite crimes and a judge's warning
Against the advice of the federal judge supervising PG&E on probation, California regulators helped PG&E by waiving a $200 million fine for causing deadly fires.
wildfire
Regulators waive $200M fine on PG&E for causing deadly fires
PG&E had asserted it might not be able to raise the tens of billions of dollars it needs to get out of bankruptcy if it was forced to pay the $200 million.
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