Since PG&E gas pipelines burst in 2010, killing eight people and destroying 38 homes, the NBC Investigative Unit has been following the utility closely. Here are some of the stories we uncovered:
After emails revealed what seem to be a cozy relationship between PG&E and its regulator, the CPUC, four senior PG&E officials are removed or resign:
A PG&E whistleblower tells the Investigative Unit that time after time, the utility company has failed to meet deadlines for fixing leaking pipes and natural gas meters:
When a Senate committee asks to question the state's top regulator for PG&E, CPUC president Michael Peevey instead attends a conference at a Napa resort:
PG&E refuses to supply documents that would prove they complied with federal safety regulations: