Edison: 'Circuit activity' occurred near time of Laguna Niguel wildfire
Southern California Edison has advised state utility regulators that unspecified electrical “circuit activity” occurred around the time the Coastal Fire started.
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Southern California Edison has advised state utility regulators that unspecified electrical “circuit activity” occurred around the time the Coastal Fire started.
More than a dozen Southern California Edison customers lost power Thursday when a transformer failed in the Goleta area.
Southern California Edison has advised state utility regulators that unspecified electrical “circuit activity” occurred around the time the Coastal Fire started.
LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. (AP) — Southern California Edison has advised state utility regulators that unspecified electrical “circuit activity” occurred around the time a destructive wildfire erupted in the coastal community of Laguna Niguel.
In Southern California, a wildfire erupted Wednesday in the coastal community of Laguna Niguel and burned more than 20 homes, many of them multimillion-dollar mansions.