PG&E CEO Bill Johnson will step down, leaving the troubled utility after a little over a year at the helm
Bill Johnson took the helm at the San Francisco utility after it filed for bankruptcy due to its role in sparking deadly California wildfires
PG&E power lines were blamed for 2018’s Camp Fire, the deadliest wildfire in California’s history. But it was just one of 1,900 fires sparked by the utility since 2014, state investigators say. Here’s the story of PG&E’s missteps and why it ultimately filed for bankruptcy.
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