What you need to know: April 15
Click here to sign up for an appointment. In a meeting scheduled for Thursday, California’s Public Utility Commission, a watchdog group, is set to recommend that regulators reject PG&E's current wildfire prevention plan. The public advocate's office released a report Wednesday blasting the utility for "systematic weak management". The process could ultimately cause PG&E to lose its utility license under its bankruptcy deal with regulators. PG&E mobile customer service center in Oroville A PG&E mobile customer service help center in Oroville is available Thursday. Those who have questions ab...