it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific gas and electric or pg. and e. >> in the last year alone, in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a majority of californians saw a 48 to 67% increase in their utility rates between 2019 2023. outpacing the rate of inflation. the report concluding overall california has the second highest utility rates in america. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act. >> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per y

denies justice. >> reporter: connecticut senator richard blumenthal blames a law that requires the cpscjob it is to evaluate products for safety to get permission from a manufacturer like mattel in this case before it's allowed to warn the public of possible dangers, often creating that lag time. >> the agency responsible for protecting your children should be unleashed to warn and to recall much more quickly. >> reporter: is anyone policing the safety of baby products before they hit shelves? >> there is really no effective oversight of baby products before they're used by your infant. often safety issues arise, sometimes causing death, and years pass before there is any effective action. this system is broken. >> say hi! >> hi. >> reporter: connelly says she's found strength for her two living children. but her loss is immeasurable. two years after her son's death, her fiance took his own life. she says consumed with grief. connelly is appealing her case. >> i will never stop this fight and the pursuit to bring justice to the both of them. >> reporter: in a previous report, mattel did

it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific and electric or pg. and e in the last year alone. in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a majority of californians saw a 48 to 67% increase in their utility rates between 2019 2023. outpacing the rate of inflation. the report concluding overall california has the second highest utility rates in america. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act. >> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per year. it

it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific gas and electric or pg. and e. >> in the last year alone, in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a majority of californians saw a 48 to 67% increase in their utility rates between 2019 2023. outpacing the rate of inflation. the report concluding overall california has the second highest utility rates in america. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where somewhere to $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill. 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act. >> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per

it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific gas and electric or pg. and e in the last year alone. in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a majority of californians saw a 48 to 67% increase in their utility rates between 2019 2023. outpacing the rate of inflation. the report concluding overall california has the second highest utility rates in america. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where somewhere to $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill. 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act. >> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per yea

it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacificin the last year alone, in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a majority of californians saw a 48 to 67% increase in their utility rates between 2019 2023. outpacing the rate of inflation. the report concluding overall california has the second highest utility rates in america. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill. 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act. >> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per year. it would also cap proposed ra

it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific e in the last year alone. in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a majority of californians saw a 48 to 67% increase in their utility rates between 2019 2023. outpacing the rate of inflation. the report concluding overall california has the second highest utility rates in america. i you vnow, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill. 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act. >> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per year. it would also cap proposed

the cpsc. we heard recently that some of those changes may not be working as well as we intended and so in an effort to continually iterate and understand the changes we put in place, we went down to the site and had a meeting with some local merchants and staff and supervisor and cardio. during that visit a pilot was conceived that would change slightly the layover of the due to train moving it halfway around the clock. if you think of the terminal as a loop the purpose of the pilot was to evaluate this change for both local businesses and residents to also look at the impact to our operators because it would be stopping in a less convenient spot for them as well as specifically our customers with disabilities that are impacted by a key stop at that location. we received a large volume of feedback. we also had our own observations on this four day pilot and we're going to be unpacking that input and working with the community determine next steps. but because we did receive a lot of input i wa