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• Kai's hatchet didn't stop attacker, PG&E worker testifies

  Kai's hatchet didn't stop attacker, PG&E worker testifies

  A Pacific Gas & Electric Co. employee testified Friday that it was the intervention of fellow employees, not the hatchet of hitchhiker Caleb "Kai" McGillivary, that kept a driver from further hurting his co-worker.

• PG&E worker has broken leg after Washington man rammed him

  PG&E worker has broken leg after Washington man rammed him

  A Pacific Gas & Electric worker rammed by a driver from Washington state has a broken leg and will need to remain in Community Regional Medical Center for a couple more days.

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  The 37-year-old worker, who has been with PG&E for five years, asked not to be identified. But he was talking to family members and in good spirits Saturday, said Denny Boyles, PG&E spokesman.

• Driver pleads not guilty in ramming of PG&E worker in Fresno

  Driver pleads not guilty in ramming of PG&E worker in Fresno

  The driver who is accused of ramming a Pacific Gas & Electric Co. worker and was struck by Caleb "Kai" McGillivary's hatchet in February pleaded innocent Friday in Fresno County Superior Court during an arraignment.

• PG&E worker who was rammed by driver is out of hospital

  PG&E worker who was rammed by driver is out of hospital

  The Pacific Gas & Electric Co. worker rammed by a driver Friday in Fresno is out of the hospital, Community Regional Medical Center officials confirmed Tuesday.

• PG&E worker hit by car in Fresno grateful to be alive

  PG&E worker hit by car in Fresno grateful to be alive

  Rayshawn Neely, the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. worker injured last week when a car struck him in Fresno, is grateful to be alive. "I didn't hear tires screeching or anything," Neely said Wednesday as he recuperated in his Madera home.