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At a Tuesday hearing, Southern California Edison attorney Douglas Dixon told a Los Angeles judge that his client planned to ...
Investigators are seeking to determine whether Southern California Edison's equipment sparked the Jan. 7 inferno, which killed 19 people and destroyed 9,000 homes. If Edison is found responsible, “the ...
The utility expects the fund's payments to be reimbursed by California's public wildfire insurance program, which Gov. Gavin ...
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TAG24 on MSNSouthern California Edison announces compensation fund for victims of Palisades and Eaton fires
Southern California Edison said it would compensate victims of the devastating LA fires even without any formal finding it was at fault for the disaster.
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NBC Los Angeles on MSNLessons from Paradise. What Southern California can learn after the deadliest wildfire in state history
Ninety percent of the Northern California community of Paradise was destroyed in 2018 when the Camp Fire tore through the Butte County town. Now more than six years later, Paradise continues to ...
Likewise, Southern California Edison customers were having trouble accessing the power-outage section of its website. With that in mind, here are some answers to key questions.
The Eaton Fire’s cause is still under investigation, but Southern California Edison is planning to launch a fund to compensate those affected. Survivors say the utility is trying to “buy us off.” This ...
Damage claims from the Eaton wildfire could wipe out the $21 billion fund created to protect utilities and their customers when an investor-owned utility's equipment is deemed responsible.
Southern California Edison says it was responding to the state’s “new normal” when it notified customers it may turn off the power to try to prevent wildfires. De-energizing power lines ...
Last year, Southern California Edison also acknowledged that its equipment was responsible for the 2017 Thomas Fire, which burned through 281,893 acres in parts of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.
Southern California Edison has agreed to pay $360 million to dozens of public agencies affected by wildfires and mudslides in the last two years, attorneys involved in the deal said Wednesday.
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