Court-approved examination of towers, lines, and electrical equipment have begun in Altadena, as more than 100 lawsuits press ...
Forensic evidence collected by the Rosemead-based utility will help determine whether Edison equipment ignited the ...
A defunct “zombie” power line may have ignited the apocalyptic Eaton Fire that incinerated nearly 10,000 structures in Los ...
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LA Times: Edison towers in Eaton Fire zone had 'ignition risks'Southern California Edison power lines near the possible origin of the Eaton Fire were identified as fire hazards and overdue ...
A judge and attorneys on Monday worked inside a packed courtroom to merge dozens of lawsuits against Southern California ...
New data suggests there were faults on Southern California Edison’s transmission lines early on Jan. 7 before the fire ...
The lack of official warning in a timely manner to west Altadena, where most of the people died, so far away from the point ...
An investigation by utility Southern California Edison is increasingly focused on whether a decommissioned line was ...
Rodney Kent Nickerson, 82, whose grandfather founded the Nickerson Gardens public housing complex in Watts, died after ...
Initially claiming there was no evidence its equipment was at fault, Southern California Edison is now investigating one of its “zombie” power lines as the possible origin of the deadly Eaton ...
Southern California Edison records filed with the state show towers on three lines near Altadena needed critical upkeep. The pending work orders were for a range of tasks, including clearing ...
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