The plan, but others say that they question its feasibility. At San Jose City hall, mayor sam liccardo shares his vision for a customer takeover of pg e, the proposal now endorse bad coalition of elected oefficials from 58 cities and ten counties across california. I think the reality we all have to accept is that as rate payers, as customers were all on the hook for this. And if were going to be on the hook, we better own it. Pg e filed for bankruptcy in january as it faced billions of dollars in liability claims for fires started by its equipment. Next year, a federal judge is expected to consider two competing reorganization plans. One put forth by shareholders, the other from bondholders. But the California Public Utilities Commission has final say, which is why liccardo has been pushing his proposal as an alternative. We need to let good of the delusion that someone else is going to pay for the neglect of pg e. While many agree that pg es infrastructure and governance needs a chan
Flights scheduled for today or tomorrow because of the storm. If youre traveling check with your airline for the latest on flight delays and cancellations. That is serious if theyre doing changes. This is the face of somebody with a flight. Just stick around. Okay. Cha thats done. Good. That was easy. Since were on storm watch, let me show you where the storm is. Live doppler 7 around eureka showing us that. We have that southerly wind, mild conditions and all the humidity in the air. Well have a 2, a moderate storm on the storm impact scale. Gusty, damaging winds, the chance of thunderstorms and the flooding on the burn scar of the kincade fire. Sutro tower shaking just a bit as the winds pick up. In the low to mid 50s at 7 00. A random shower is possible any time from noon to 4 00. The heavier stuff will move in after 4 is going to be a gully washer of an evening. Ill show you the Flash Flood Watch andngdefore 11 00 last night on the tracks at 3rd and king street. Crews had to lift t
The show, produced by Barrington Stage Company of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, is available for $25 at barringtonstageco.org
Baytown seems an unlikely destination for a Broadway singer/actor sidelined by the COVID-19 shutdown of New York Cityâs theater districtâbut it was also an unlikely path that took a former Robert E. Lee High School football player and salutatorian Alan H. Green to Broadway.
Green was getting ready to start a new Broadway show, âBlue,â directed by Phylicia Rashad, when the pandemic closed down live theaters.
âI actually came straight to Baytown because I thought that the airports were going to shut down, and physically not being able to get to my mother at that point was worse than maybe even getting COVID.