Government,
Environmental & Energy
Aug. 6, 2020
Public Utilities Commission executive claims ouster is due to whistleblower efforts
An executive threated to sue the California Public Utilities Commission, claiming retaliation over efforts to reform a system mired in illegal closed meetings, noncompliance of financial record keeping and failure to collect $200 million from utilities.
Executive Director Alice Stebbins who began her tenure with CPUC in 2018 was placed on administrative leave earlier this week. CPUC President Marybel Batjer and fellow Commissioners ...
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