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Tag Archives: San Bruno stories
San Bruno Stories: "They cut corners, took shortcuts, looked for ways to interpret federal law in a manner that would benefit them financially"
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Jerry Hill is a California State Assemblymember representing San Mateo County, where San Bruno lies. Below he reflects on the disaster and on PG&E's and the California Public Utilities Commission's culpability. An edited transcript follows the audio. Audio: Jerry Hill … Continue reading »
Filed under: Business and Finance, Energy, Government
Tagged: Jerry Hill, PG&E, San Bruno fire, San Bruno stories
Tagged: Jerry Hill, PG&E, San Bruno fire, San Bruno stories
San Bruno Stories: "She’s screaming into her cell phone, and all I heard was screaming"
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September 9 marks the one-year anniversary of the San Bruno pipeline explosion and subsequent fire in which eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed. Leading up to the anniversary, KQED has been interviewing survivors of the disaster. This is … Continue reading »
San Bruno Stories: "I knew our house and the greatest cats in the world were gone, but I was smiling..."
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September 9 will mark the one-year anniversary of the San Bruno pipeline explosion and subsequent fire in which eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed. Leading up to the anniversary, KQED is interviewing survivors of the disaster. This is … Continue reading »
San Bruno Stories: "The kids ask, 'why was the fire on our house?'"
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September 9 will mark the one-year anniversary of the San Bruno pipeline explosion and subsequent fire in which eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed. Leading up to the anniversary, Amy Standen of KQED QUEST is interviewing survivors of … Continue reading »
San Bruno Stories: "He still had smoke coming off his entire body."
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September 9 will mark the one-year anniversary of the San Bruno pipeline explosion and subsequent fire in which eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed. Leading up to the anniversary, Amy Standen of KQED … Continue reading »
San Bruno Stories: "I didn't want to die. But then I go, whatever, I didn't want my kids to die."
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September 9 will mark the one-year anniversary of the San Bruno pipeline explosion and subsequent fire in which eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed. Leading up to the anniversary, Amy Standen of KQED … Continue reading »

