Day Around the Bay: SF Officials Urge State Regulators to Investigate PG&E’s Reliability

Local:regulators are being urged to launch a public investigation into PG E s reliability, citing at least 40 major outages in San Francisco this year, as well as recent electrical fires and delays in critical infrastructure projects. [Chronicle]SF Supervisor Myrna Melgar and other supervisors interrogated police officials Thursday over the department s handling of sexual assault cases, while survivors and advocates criticized city leaders who continued to endorse District 8 candidate Manny Yekutiel after sexual assault allegations against recently him surfaced. [Chronicle]Citing cashier job security and theft problems, SF Supervisor Rafael Mandelman introduced legislation requiring larger grocery and drug stores to staff at least one employee for every three self-checkout stations. [KRON4]National:Arizona congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia said she was raped while repairing a campaign sign in August, and she decided to discuss it publicly after realizing she could no