Day Around The Bay: Potential PG&E Safety Fine Reduced From $562M To $6M: SFist

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No, this dude is not playing Pokemon Go on his Telsa dashboard. [Cnet]
The Department of Public Works cited another city agency for blight, giving it 15 days to remedy the situation. [Mission Local]
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Officials with the Transbay Center say the sinking Millennium Tower isn't their fault. [SFist] [Curbed]
Prosecutors just changed the maximum amount in penalties they're seeking from PG&E in the criminal trial over the San Bruno blast — from $562 million to $6 million. They gave no stated reason for the massive decrease. [Chronicle] [SFist] [SFist]

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