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October 30, 2018— Even for PG&E, this was a massive project — seven weeks to strength test 60 miles of natural gas pipeline spanning two counties in the Mojave Desert with temperatures as high as 110 degrees.

October 26, 2018—It’s 5 a.m. on a Tuesday, and the members of the Central Valley Blue Star Moms are at a breakfast restaurant, gathered around a table filled with packages of cookies, socks and soup packs. The owner of Batter Up Pancakes is nearby, trying to get the Moms to eat in between TV interviews.

October 25, 2018—PG&E has won a prestigious award for its customer service. The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) announced on Monday that PG&E is a recipient of its 2018 Awards for Outstanding National Key Accounts Program Award for Outstanding Customer Service for the second consecutive year.

August 08, 2018 - The Mercury News editorial on July 28 references Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposal to deal with the liability from the growing threat of catastrophic wildfires in California, and suggests that now might not be the time to address these important questions.

May 15, 2018 - Across California, climate change is forcing communities to prepare for a growing array of extreme conditions. The danger list reads like a formula for demonic plagues: persistent drought and flash floods; heat waves and wildfires; rising sea levels and land subsidence.

May 09, 2018 - The market for electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. continues to grow significantly, driven by a variety of factors including technology improvements, changing customer preferences, declining costs, and more. With one in five EVs in the U.S. plugging into PG&E’s grid and fueled by clean electricity, the company is dedicated to supporting EVs as a critical part of improving air quality and lowering greenhouse-gas emissions in California.