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Electrocution Deaths Spark New Questions, Legislation at CPUC

KQED News Staff

Feb 17, 2016 at

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State Sen. Jerry Hill is raising questions about whether the California Public Utilities Commission is too cozy with the utilities it regulates. This week, he introduced legislation to shine more light on investigations into utility accidents.

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