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Emails Detail Cozy Relationship Between PG&E and Regulators

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The California Public Utilities Commission is the agency that's supposed to make sure pipelines across the state are flowing smoothly and safely. But in the aftermath of the 2010 San Bruno pipeline explosion, the Commission's been under fire for being a bit too cozy with the utilities it's supposed to be keeping tabs on.

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