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What will wildfires cost PG&E ratepayers?
Early indications are that electrical infrastructure may be to blame for the devastating Camp Fire in northern California. PG&E has reported to the Public Utilities Commission that crews saw a problem with a transmission tower in the area on the day the fire started. While the exact cause of the Camp Fire is far from settled, state investigators have faulted PG&E for numerous fires in Northern California last year that climbed lives and destroyed billions of dollars worth of property. Path to Full Story on 29 Eyewitness News
