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22 California mayors call for community takeover of PG&E
In a letter sent to the California Public Utilities Commission, 22 California mayors argue that creating a co-op structure would make PG&E a more financially stable company, and doing so would regain the public’s trust.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIn a letter sent to the California Public Utilities Commission, 22 California mayors argue that creating a co-op structure would make PG&E a more financially stable company, and doing so would regain the public’s trust. PG&E is state-regulated but privately owned. It’s now in bankruptcy proceedings. San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo leads this group of mayors.
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1 of 5California mayors want a community takeover of PG&E- 0:0022 California mayors call for community takeover of PG&EYou’re reading this
- 8:14What Democratic victories in Kentucky and Virginia mean for the 2020 election
- 16:44How will Saudi Arabia's first female ambassador mend relations with the US?
- 26:28The history of American Mormonism in Mexico
- 34:06Guelaguetza co-owner on Oaxaca’s family-focused traditions and making mole