David Tran/iStock(LOS ANGELES) — California’s largest utility company said on Sunday its chief executive had resigned as the firm faces billions of dollars in potential liabilities tied to the state’s deadly and destructive wildfires last year. Geisha Williams announced her resignation from PG&E amid growing concerns over the company’s role in the devastating Camp Fire, …
Jan 14
CEO of California utility PG&E resigns as firm faces liability over wildfires
