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Long said he would leave March 8 and his deputy, Peter Gaynor, would serve as acting administrator.

Wildfires that scorched hundreds of thousands of acres just brought one of America's largest utilities to its knees.

PG&E is skipping payments it agreed to make to people whose property was destroyed in a 2015 blaze.

Change begins with small, incremental steps. With this mindset, homeowners will notice tangible differences before long.

PG&E's travails are tied to the role its power lines may have played in fires that killed dozens of people.

The tsunami hit Tanjung Lesung, a surfing haven in the western-most part of the Java island.

The giant utility made its final decision not to cut electricity more than six hours after the Camp Fire began on Nov. 8.

How vulnerable is the country if a major blackout occurred from coast to coast?