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Wanting to avoid more disruption to their lives, most residents near the deadly PG&E pipe that blew up in San Bruno have told the city to plug it with concrete rather than tear it out, the city says.

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has accidentally over-pressurized pipelines on its gas system more than 120 times since the San Bruno explosion - a rate that the company's top gas official says is unacceptable and that...

Families returning to a San Bruno neighborhood destroyed by the 2010 gas pipeline explosion got an official welcome home by city officials on Monday.

The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has exceeded the designated maximum pressure on its natural gas pipelines more than 120 times since the 2010 deadly pipeline explosion in San Bruno.

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has exceeded the designated maximum pressure on its natural gas pipelines more than 120 times since the 2010 deadly pipeline explosion in San Bruno

Hoping to mark the rebirth of the neighborhood ravaged by the PG&E gas pipe blast, San Bruno is set to hold a ceremony Monday welcoming back residents who have rebuilt. More: The San Bruno blast

The San Bruno school board sided with hundreds of parents Wednesday night and rejected a proposal to close Crestmoor Elementary School, located near the neighborhood devastated by the 2010 explosion of a natural-gas...

San Bruno welcomed residents back to the site of the PG&E pipeline disaster the same day as PG&E's shareholder's meeting.

Officials are welcoming families back to a Northern California neighborhood destroyed by a 2010 gas pipeline explosion.