PG&E penalized $45 million in Dixie fire settlement with CPUC
The penalty includes $40 million in shareholder funding for an initiative to transition some of the utility's hard-copy records to electronic records.
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The penalty includes $40 million in shareholder funding for an initiative to transition some of the utility's hard-copy records to electronic records.
This year's rains kept fire conditions to a minimum, but also spurred new vegetation that could burn in 2024.
While their traditional family celebrations are not in the offing this year, two Riverside County families who lost homes in the Highland fire are counting their blessings this Thanksgiving.
In the first half of November, fires fueled by hot weather destroyed nearly 3,000 square miles of the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetlands.
Customers cannot sue PG&E for losses from power shutoffs designed to protect the public from wildfires, the California Supreme Court ruled.