Los Angeles Paying $38M to Settle Suit Over Power Line Deaths
Los Angeles will pay $38 million to settle a lawsuit over the death of two people who were electrocuted by a power line that fell into their backyard. The
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Los Angeles will pay $38 million to settle a lawsuit over the death of two people who were electrocuted by a power line that fell into their backyard. The
Los Angeles will pay $38 million to settle a lawsuit over the death of two people who were electrocuted after touching a power line that fell into their backyard
Los Angeles, California, plans to settle a lawsuit with $38 million after two people were electrocuted by a power line. The lawsuit claimed the city failed to maintain its equipment.
DWP workers fanned out across L.A. on Sunday, informing customers about more than 700 power poles that pose a public safety threat. Those poles are slated for repairs in the next three weeks.