Updates

SSJID and PG&E submitted all necessary briefs to the appellate court PG&E and the South San Joaquin Irrigation District are awaiting the appellate court to

SSJID introduces Powered By Purpose, a public education campaign to explain local bid for PG&E assets The South San Joaquin Irrigation District has launched a

California regulator wants PG&E reorganization plan changes, proposes $2 billion fine A California regulator has asked PG&E Corp for governance and oversight changes to its

SSJID and PG&E agree to allow ongoing litigation between the two parties to continue. In early 2015, PG&E challenged terms of San Joaquin County Local

New California bill could end PG&E’s power monopoly.  After 109 wildfire deaths, six felony convictions, and two bankruptcies, will PG&E get another chance?

California should take over PG&E and possibly other utilities, former top regulator says. Following a string of utility-sparked wildfires that have killed scores of Californians

The South San Joaquin Irrigation District would do a much better job — at a lower cost — of providing electric service to its customers

Gov. Gavin Newsom says “greed” and “mismanagement” led to PG&E’s decision this week to cut off power to millions of people in Northern California. He

Montali has encouraged PG&E and some of its major creditors to pursue a deal that would leave current PG&E shareholders with only a small stake

San Francisco is joining South San Joaquin Irrigation District in a bid to convince a federal bankruptcy court that selling them PG&E retail distribution assets

The South San Joaquin Irrigation District has submitted an offer to buy electric assets from Pacific Gas & Electric in the utility company’s ongoing federal