PG&E Bust: Here's What California's Elected Leaders Have to Say
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With about 40 percent of California’s population relying on now-bankrupt PG&E Corp. and its Pacific Gas & Electric Co. utility for power and natural gas, elected officials in the most-populous U.S. state said they intend to make sure the lights stay on. Here’s what they had to say after the company’s court filing today:
"That was PG&E’s choice but it does not change my focus, which remains protecting the best interests of the people of California. My administration will continue working to ensure that Californians have access to safe, reliable and affordable service, that victims and employees are treated fairly, and that California continues to make forward progress on our climate change goals."