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PG&E · San FranciscoIt may seem gross that PG&E CEO Patti Poppe made $17 million in compensation last year while rate-payers bills are rising, but her pay is sort of middle-of-the-pack for investor-owned utility CEOs. At the top is San Diego-based Sempra's CEO, Jeffrey Martin, who made over $27 million last year. [Chronicle]The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office conducted a three-day sting operation focused on internet crimes against children, and among those arres…See the Story
Tuesday Morning Topline: Child Predator Sting Operation Ensnares San Jose Firefighter
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PG&E · BerkeleyCity officials have asked PG&E to include Berkeley in its plans to underground 10,000 miles of power lines in areas facing the highest fire danger.Officials sent a letter to PG&E last week to alert them of the request, which dates back to a January vote by the Berkeley City Council.An undergrounding project in Berkeley's "Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone" — on Panoramic Hill as well as in the northeast section of the Berkeley Hills — would he…See the Story
Berkeley officials urge PG&E to underground power lines
PG&E · United StatesPG&E's top boss held out hope Monday to the utility's beleaguered ratepayers that they can expect customer monthly bills to flatten out and someday even fall below the current sky-high utility prices.See the Story
PG&E strives to slow pace of increases in electric and gas bills: company CEO
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PG&E · OrindaBy Andrea Nakano Click here for updates on this story ORINDA, California (KPIX) — Skyrocketing PG&E bills are giving many of us quite a scare every month as we try to heat up our homes and keep the lights on. Businesses are feeling the pinch as well. In Orinda, one movie theater is closing the curtains two days a week to offset rising utility costs. Derek Zemrak’s love for movies blossomed at a young age. He tried a little acting, directing…See the Story
Movie theater cuts back showings as power bills climb
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