Questions Linger About Oakland Fire Department's Failed Backup Generator
A handful of PG&E customers started their Monday morning without power, after Sunday's storm blew through the Bay Area, leaving some 15,000 without power.
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A handful of PG&E customers started their Monday morning without power, after Sunday's storm blew through the Bay Area, leaving some 15,000 without power.
The California Public Utilities Commission has released information on all the fines it has levied since 1999.
Two key Pacific Gas and Electric Company employees, who were on duty the night of the San Bruno pipeline explosion, have yet to speak to federal investigators about the incident.
PG&E President Chris Johns met with state Sen. Leland Yee Friday and discussed moving a pipeline that ruptured and tore through a San Bruno neighborhood on Sept. 9.
Streets around Castro and 18th Streets in San Francisco were shut down Thursday afternoon, as PG&E worked to fix a gas leak that had been ruptured by construction crews digging in the area.
A report of a gas leak in San Jose prompted the evacuation of homes and a nearby elementary school Thursday morning.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed into law a bill that provides disaster relief funds to the families and businesses affected by the Sept. 9 San Bruno natural gas explosion and fire.
Five wrongful conduct lawsuits have been filed against Pacific Gas and Electric Company following the San Bruno pipeline explosion.
San Bruno city leaders, government regulators and PG&E officials were among those expected to participate in the first legislative hearing on the deadly San Bruno explosion and fire.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. said it will turn over thousand of pages of internal documents related to the deadly gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno to a state lawmaker after all.
The State Public Utilities Commission has appointed a five-member Independent Review Panel to investigate the San Bruno PG&E pipeline explosion and with winter approaching the panel must move fast.
A Pacific Gas & Electric Co. natural gas terminal experienced a power glitch that caused a surge in pressure shortly before a pipeline burst in San Bruno last month, causing a blaze that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes, according to a preliminary report released on Wednesday afternoon.
Not all residents displaced by the deadly San Bruno explosion and fire are ready to rebuild as calls continue for the utility to move the pipeline.
Less than five weeks after a natural gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno, the clean up process has been completed.
It has been two years since Pacific Gas & Electric first installed SmartMeters in the Bay Area, and CBS 5 is still hearing complaints from viewers about overcharges. But one North Bay couple's billing issues have nothing to do with technology.
Pacific Gas & Electric has unveiled the Pipeline 2020 Program, which is aimed at strengthening the utility's natural gas transmission system.
PG&E now has 360 images from inside the natural gas pipeline that exploded under a San Bruno neighborhood last month.
The San Francisco Fire Department responded to a manhole explosion in San Francisco's Financial District Saturday. The blast was strong enough to shatter windows in nearby businesses.
California's governor is appealing a federal decision to deny disaster funds to the city of San Bruno and the state for last month's fatal gas pipeline explosion.
A month ago today, over 30 San Bruno homes were incinerated by the deadly PG&E pipeline explosion and fire.
After weeks of saying it would not provide maps to fire departments pinpointing the locations of shut-off valves for its natural gas transmission lines, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. said it will provide the maps after all.
A second lawsuit stemming from the San Bruno pipeline explosion alleges that Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s negligence led to the blast that killed eight.
The deadly natural gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno has prompted Contra Costa County officials to get more information about the location of gas lines in the county.
It's been nearly one month since the deadly pipeline explosion on the peninsula, and as KCBS' Anna Duckworth reports, plenty of lawmakers and local officials have expressed frustration about the lack of information from PG&E about gas pipelines throughout the Bay Area.
