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Contributes to the problem. some of it is land management issues. 46% of californias owned by the federal government. its about the government doing a better job at land management. some of it is about corporate greed, pg&e has been responsible for more than one devastating wildfire in california because they had faulty equipment. some of it is like -- interestingly, smoking -- smoky the bear of did too much of a good job. we have to understand that wildfires are a part of california. its about ...

>> this was a home game. i live in northern california. luckily, my family has never been threatened by the wildfire. we are threatened by the toxic air coming off of the wildfire. i was here in the september 2020 red sky day that only people in northern california can understand how crazy it was. it felt like a way to learn more about my state, and where i live, and how we continue to live here, under the circumstances. >> we know that climate change is a factor in making wildfires worth worse....

Deal with. nothing proves climate change more than the california wildfire season getting longer and more destructive. >> obviously, climate change is a huge contributor. are there other elements contributing to the fires were seeing there? >> yeah. i mean, if you live in northern california, and your electric company is pg&e, they have been responsible for multiple fires because of faulty equipment. we also live in a capitalistic society and corporate greed comes in. so there are ways in which ...

>> breaking news, a new district attorney for san francisco. brooke jenkins replacing chesa boudin, who voters recalled. why this is being watched around the country. could this be the beginning of the end for pg&e? a group says they have better idea. paschal meet the comfort dogs on the job in highland park. > now on abc7, your breaking news. >> as your district attorney, i will restart accountability and consequences to the criminal justice system. san francisco. > the first time we are hear...

As the Electra fire erupted near the border of Amador and Calaveras counties on Monday,...

Bobby Zelmer was one of about 100 people who escaped to a Pacific Gas & Electric Co. building, only to be trapped by the Electra Fire in Amador County.

Companies in the country were on the side of the epa and the justice department here, pg&e, consolidated edison. steve, the big question that jessica put out there, which is exactly the right one, is what is a major question now? and the major questions doctrine has three times this term tied the hands of agencies like osha from being able to have a vaccine mandate, like the cdc from having an eviction moratorium and now the epa to do things to mitigate climate change. what isnt a big question? ...

The automated power shutoffs, which occur after faults are detected on a line, are...

The outage that forced Stanford University to close Wednesday had no end in sight, after...

The California Public Utilities Commission has ordered proposed fines of more than $22...