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Coverage dated November 3, 2021

PG&E to spend $125M for igniting massive California fire

Headline from Press of Atlantic City

SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Pacific Gas & Electric has reached a $125 million settlement agreement with California regulators over the destructive Kincade fire, which was ignited in 2019 by the

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  1. Press of Atlantic City

    PG&E to spend $125M for igniting massive California fire (opens Press of Atlantic City)

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    SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Pacific Gas & Electric has reached a $125 million settlement agreement with California regulators over the destructive Kincade fire, which was ignited in 2019 by the

  2. ABC 10 Sacramento

    PG&E shareholders to pay $125M for igniting massive Kincade Fire (opens ABC 10 Sacramento)

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    State authorities said the utilities company ignited the largest wildfire of the 2019 fire season when its electrical transmission equipment failed.

  3. KTVU San Francisco

    PG&E to pay $125M for igniting massive Kincade Fire (opens KTVU San Francisco)

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    Pacific Gas & Electric has reached a $125 million settlement agreement with California regulators over the destructive Kincade fire, which was ignited in 2019 by the utility's equipment in a remote area of Sonoma County.

  4. KEYT Santa Barbara

    PG&E to spend $125M for igniting massive California fire | NewsChannel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Pacific Gas & Electric has reached a $125 million settlement agreement with California regulators over the destructive Kincade

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