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Eaton Fire Could Drain California’s $21 Billion Wildfire Fund If Local Utility Is Found Guilty of Sparking Inferno

California officials are concerned the state's wildfire fund could be drained if utilities begin tapping it to cover fire-related claims.

Los Angeles Times on MSN · 18h

Eaton fire could wipe out California's $21-billion wildfire fund, documents show

California officials overseeing the $21 billion fund that was expected to protect utilities and their customers from the cost of wildfires sparked by electric lines say the fund could be wiped out by January's devastating Eaton fire,

Washington Examiner on MSN · 10h

Eaton fire could bankrupt California’s $21 billion wildfire fund

The seven-member California Catastrophe Response Council is expected to meet Thursday to discuss damage claims from the devastating Eaton fire and the growing concern that those claims could wipe out the $21 billion fund created by the state to shield utilities from the cost of wildfires sparked by electric lines.

Edison offers to pay Eaton fire victims for damages

The New York Times · 6h

Edison Utility Company Creates Fund for Eaton Fire Victims

California officials have not yet determined whether Southern California Edison caused the fire, which killed 17 people and destroyed thousands of properties.

NBC Los Angeles on MSN · 11h

SoCal Edison offering compensation to Eaton Fire victims. Here's how the program will work

After transmission lines from Southern California Edison were blamed for igniting the deadly Eaton and Palisades fires, the utility company said it will compensate those impacted by the Eaton Fire in Altadena.

Los Angeles Times on MSN · 5h

Edison offers to pay Eaton fire victims for damages, in move to avoid litigation

Even with the investigation into the Eaton wildfire continuing, Southern California Edison said Wednesday it was creating a program where victims could apply for compensation for damages they suffered.

Eaton Fire death toll rises to 31

CBS News on MSN · 23h

Eaton Fire death toll rises to 31 after human remains found in Altadena

With the new findings, the death toll for the Eaton Fire rose to 19, bringing the total of deaths from the January fires to 31. As many as 12 people died as a result of the Palisades Fire.

Human remains found in Eaton Fire area, bringing death toll to 19

The death toll from the Eaton Fire in Altadena has increased as officials discovered additional human remains.

KTLA-TV Los Angeles on MSN · 1d

Remains found in Altadena home brings January wildfire death toll to 31

The death toll from January’s historic and devastating Southern California wildfires continues to rise. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office announced that additional human remains were located at a home on the 10 block of La Venezia Court in Altadena.

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A Times investigation: As west Altadena burned, L.A. County fire trucks stayed elsewhere

Vehicle locator data obtained by The Times show that most L.A. County fire trucks didn’t shift into west Altadena until long ...

LAist on MSN3h

Altadena’s Historic Highlands was spared by the fires. It’s now trying to be LA County’s first historic district

Altadena’s unincorporated Historic Highlands neighborhood was spared by the Eaton Fire and is now one step closer to becoming ...

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LA County adopts fire maps that leave out much of Altadena’s burn area

An estimated 60% of residents who lost their homes in the January firestorms won’t be required to rebuild to the highest fire ...

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6 months after Eaton Fire, family that lost 9 homes tries to rebuild

Six months after the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena, California, destroying thousands of homes and structures, one family ...

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Altadena businesses continue working to rebuild, recover 6 months after the Eaton Fire

Business owners in Altadena continue to recover and rebuild, six months after the Eaton Fire erupted in their communities.

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After the Eaton fire, recovery is a battle of its own. But she can ‘roll with the punches’

Cynthia Carter and her son had just moved to Altadena, days before losing their new home and community to the Eaton fire.

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