San Francisco's planning commission has certified the environmental review required to pursue a public takeover of PG&E's local electric grid, advancing a $3.4 billion bid that the utility insists it will not entertain. San Francisco moved a step closer to seizing control of its own power lines on Thursday, July 10, when the city's planning […]
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