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Public Utilities Commission President to Leave Top Post After Twelve Years

Oct 10, 2014 at

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The embattled president of the California Public Utilities Commission announced he will leave the agency amidst charges of having inappropriate communications with the utilities he regulates.

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Public Utilities Commission President to Leave Top Post After Twelve Years

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