POLITICSJun 5 · 13:00 UTCSF STANDARDThe Standard Staff

‘Hiding something’: Lurie broke records law over PG&E blackout texts, commission rules

The Sunshine Ordinance Task Force ruled that Lurie violated records law by withholding texts related to the PG&E blackout. The mayor is ordered to release correspondence from the December outage following a complaint by The Standard.

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