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Tag Archives: Jerry Brown
California Gov. Newsom faces recall election Tuesday; Sacramento journalists expose California fires, PG&E, Gavin Newsom, and CPUC in series “Fire-Power-Money”
From ABC10 KXTV Sacramento Fire-Power-Money http://www.firepowermoney.com https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/abc10-originals/fire-power-money-california-wildfires-investigation-pge/103-c273fb35-1c43-4d9a-9bdc-3d7971e5540b For nearly three years, ABC10’s Fire – Power – Money team has been at the forefront covering California’s wildfire crisis, the danger of PG&E’s power lines, and how the company avoids accountability. Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged AB 1054, bankruptcy, California, campaign finance, CPUC, fires, Gavin Newsom, Jerry Brown, lawsuits, lobbyists, PG&E, politics
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BREAKING: California governor vetoes SB 649 and small cell towers statewide
Governor Jerry Brown press release (last item) https://www.gov.ca.gov/news.php?id=20027 From the San Jose Mercury News October 16, 2017 http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/10/16/california-gov-jerry-brown-vetoes-bill-easing-permits-on-cell-phone-towers/ California: Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes bill easing permits on cell phone towers Gov. Jerry Brown late Sunday vetoed Senate Bill 649, which … Continue reading
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CPUC internal emails now in a searchable database for citizen activists to investigate
“This is the political equivalent of the citizen science project. What we’re hoping to do is give citizen activists the opportunity to explore and chart new constellations of corruption.” In total, the database contains more than 130,000 emails and other … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumer Watchdog, Jerry Brown, Nancy McFadden, PG&E, PUC Papers, San Onofre
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California lawmakers propose stripping power from CPUC
From KQED By Marisa Lagos February 3, 2016 A trio of lawmakers proposed the most far-reaching reform of the embattled California Public Utilities Commission to date, rolling out legislation Wednesday that would ask voters to strip the agency’s constitutional authority and … Continue reading
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Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes 50 CPUC reforms approved by the California legislature
“Californians pay for the broken culture of the CPUC every day – from higher utility bills to the devastation of safety failures,” said Assemblyman Anthony Rendon, D-Lakewood, who authored three of the bills. “My proposals, along with those of my Senate … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Rendon, corruption, CPUC, ex parte, Jerry Brown, legislature, Mike Aguirre, PG&E, public records, reform, veto
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CPUC tries to establish sole jurisdiction over utilities in opt-out proceeding
The CPUC is attempting to establish a legal precedent that it has sole authority over utilities and the public in utility matters. California law clearly states that the CPUC shares authority with other entities in regulating the utilities, but the Proposed … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, Budget Subcommittee 3, Jerry Brown, Michael Peevey, opt-out, public utilities code, Richard Bloom, Yip-Kikugawa
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California governor’s top staff are PG&E executives
Why has Governor Jerry Brown refused to fire CPUC Chairman Michael Peevey, formerly President of Southern California Edison? The San Bruno explosion and ongoing investigations have brought many of the longstanding issues and internal problems at the CPUC into the open. The … Continue reading
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