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PG&E expects fines in excess of $200 million for San Bruno blast

By: Bloomberg News 02/16/12 6:59 PM
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PG&E expects fines in excess of $200 million for its role in the 2010 San Bruno pipeline explosion. Read More
PG&E CEO Anthony Earley told investors Thursday that his company expects to be fined at least $200 million by state regulators for its role in the 2010 San Bruno natural gas pipeline that killed eight and leveled a neighborhood.In a quarterly statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. set aside $200 million, or 49 cents a share, for potential regulatory fines in the quarter. Read More

New report says foreclosure irregularities widespread

By: Ari Burack 02/15/12 5:41 PM
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A recent survey of 382 San Francisco foreclosures found irregular documents or other “suspicious activities” in 99 percent of the cases and “at lea Read More

Talks between PG&E and San Bruno appear to stall

By: Amy Crawford 02/15/12 5:51 PM
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PG&E says its urban pipelines are now safe

By: Amy Crawford 02/07/12 6:51 PM
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