A defunct “zombie” power line may have ignited the apocalyptic Eaton Fire that incinerated nearly 10,000 structures in Los ...
A judge and attorneys on Monday worked inside a packed courtroom to merge dozens of lawsuits against Southern California ...
Oil futures climbed on Monday, finding support after the U.S. over the weekend launched U.S. strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen, raising the risk of disruptions to oil flow in the region. An ...
Two and a half months after wildfires ravaged Altadena and the Pacific Palisades, political tempers have cooled and the appetite for conditioning federal aid to California has waned along with it. How ...
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Stocktwits on MSNEdison International Stock Gains Despite Report Suggesting SCE’s ‘Zombie’ Line May Have Sparked Eaton Fire – Retail’s Still BearishEdison International (EIX) shares gained more than 2% on Monday morning despite The Wall Street Journal suggesting that one of Southern California Edison’s (SCE) older power lines, presumed ...
An investigation by Southern California Edison is increasingly focused on whether a decommissioned power line was ...
Southern California Edison is investigating whether an idle power line sparked the deadly Eaton fire in Los Angeles, a rare occurrence that ...
An investigation by utility Southern California Edison is increasingly focused on whether a decommissioned line was ...
Highlights Company will Begin Next Phase of Physical Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment in Eaton Canyon; Determination of Cause is Not Expected Inspection Protocols were Devel. . .
An obscure regulatory rule change two decades ago allowed utilities to keep up unused, potentially hazardous electrical systems — like the one now being investigated as sparking the Eaton fire.
A Washington Post analysis shows that some officials knew of the fire’s westward spread hours before evacuation orders were sent to residents in western Altadena.
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