PG&E Fined $1.4 Billion for San Bruno Pipeline Explosion
The state's largest utility, PG&E faces $1.4 billion in new fines for the 2010 gas pipeline disaster that killed eight people in San Bruno. The fine by administrative law judges for the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is the agency's largest safety-related penalty ever. But some state and city officials feel the fine is too low.
L.A. Initiative Aims to Prevent Homegrown Terrorism
Amid growing concerns that American Muslims could become radicalized by events overseas, a Los Angeles-based civil rights organization wants to take action. The Muslim Public Affairs Council hopes to establish resources inside mosques, to help turn young people away from violent extremism. We find out about the Safe Spaces Initiative, and why some in the Muslim community are resisting it.