Cal Fire suing In-N-Out over SLO County brush fire
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Cal Fire says PG&E equipment started Camp fire
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Tri-Counties lands $5.5 million grant towards fire prevention
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) will give out more than $43 million in funds for 66 fire prevention projects across the state, including nearly $5.5 million within the Tri-Counties. The grants will enable local organizations to address the risk of wildfire and reduce the potential of wildfires in communities, according Read More →
Report finds SoCal Edison to blame for starting Thomas fire
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Zinke, Brown look for ways to prevent wildfires
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PG&E, Edison stocks plummet as fires rage on
Updated at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 15: PG&E and Edison continue to reel from the wildfires that have swept the state, with stock prices plummeting again Nov. 15. PG&E shares had a second consecutive day of falling more than 20 percent. The utility has seen its stock decline by almost two-thirds in the past week, wiping Read More →
Southern California Edison admits fault for starting Thomas fire
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