Consumer Watchdog's Jamie Court says the bottle and can deposit has become a de facto tax when most Californian's can't get it back because there are hardly any redemption centers left in the state.

Liza Tucker with Consumer Watchdog lays out the many reasons why California must stop approving new oil drilling permits.

Jamie Court with Consumer Watchdog explains why California should stop approving oil drilling permits, onshore or offshore.

Consumer Watchdog's Jamie Court says PG&E's response is a slap in the face to victims’ families and people affected by the fire.

“If people can’t get home insurance, they can’t get a mortgage, and if they lose insurance and can’t find it anywhere, they can lose their home,” said Harvey Rosenfield, founder of Consumer Watchdog.

“Why haven’t you announced it earlier, number one,” said Jamie Court, president of Consumer Watchdog. Court also feels the project should not hit the pockets of customers. “If PG&E is really serious about committing to putting these wires underground, they have to actually come up with the corporate money to do it. And there is corporate money, there is shareholder money that could be put towards this use and should be put towards this use,” Court said.