PG&E Chapter 11 Plan Won't Do, Governor Tells Judge

Newsom Calls Plan Inadequate to Ensure Public Safety and PG&E’s Financial Stability

Dec 16, 2019

By Hudson Sangree California Gov. Gavin Newsom filed court papers Monday saying he objects to the Chapter 11 reorganization plan that Pacific Gas and Electric submitted last week, including the utility’s proposed $13.5 billion settlement with fire victims. The agreement would prohibit fire victims from supporting any other bankruptcy plan...

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