EDITORIAL: PG&E’s crimes and negligence demand action
It won't be easy. The monopolistic utility, with its big public relations budget and prowess with the levers of power, has evaded real accountability for years. The corporation was convicted of six felonies in 2016 for negligence that contributed to a gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people in
It apparently worked:
It's hard to have any sympathy for
If found responsible for the Tubbs Fire or the
Outrage over
Here, however, are some steps
-- Demand accountability. Newsom has an open slot on the
-- Pledge transparency.
-- Question everything.
-- Push PUC reform.
Newsom has never been shy about championing a big vision for innovative government that's responsive to public concerns. Here's a chance to make good on it.
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