SAN FRANCISCO LAWMAKERS at the state and local level are trying again to compel the transfer of PG&E’s local infrastructure to the city to create a public utility.
On Monday, State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, made public a bill he introduced earlier this year that would start the process of changing the way public utilities can be acquired by local jurisdictions by cutting red tape.
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