Deputy Breaking News Editor

Ryan Fonseca

PG&E went from bankrupt to booming. Will the AI craze drive up your energy bill?

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The utility says customers could actually see rates dip as more power-hungry data centers connect to the grid. But that’s after rates shot up 70% since 2020.

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Michael McLaughlin

PG&E stuck a utility pole on a posh block of Noe Valley. Now the neighbors are suing

“We don’t want this pole here, and we’re very upset,” one neighbor said.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Erin Brockovich leads lawsuit against PG&E over Moss Landing Power Plant fire

The Jan. 16 blaze forced the evacuation of more than 1,200 residents and raised concerns about air and soil contamination.

Deputy News Editor

Stephanie K. Baer

Ezra Wallach

Fire at Moss Landing Power Plant forces evacuations, Highway 1 closure

Local officials urged residents to close windows and doors and turn off air conditioning systems “out of an abundance of caution.”

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

PG&E raked in billions this year. Our bills were raised six times

Average bills swelled 56% over the past three years, and the utility is on track for a record financial performance.
