The meeting discussed topics ranging from what may have started the Eaton Fire, claims for damages and what people should expect when rebuilding their home.

Lawyers with LA Fire Justice say the Eaton Fire, which destroyed thousands of homes in Altadena and Pasadena, was "preventable," blaming the fire on Southern California Edison's equipment.

The fire broke out Jan. 7 in the Eaton Canyon area, east of Altadena, an unincorporated community outside Pasadena. It destroyed 9,400 structures and burned 14,021 acres, according to the California ...

Southern California Edison reported to state regulators Thursday that its equipment may have played a role in sparking the ...

Southern California Edison said that videos by other parties suggest a possible link between the company’s equipment and the ...

As Los Angeles residents assess the damage left by deadly wildfires that burned through the Southern California county in ...

Southern California Edison is looking into whether its equipment is tied to the Eaton and Hurst Fires, its parent company ...

The California Public Utilities Commission has received video and data evidence strongly suggesting that high-voltage ...

A month after the L.A. firestorms brought unprecedented levels of destruction, the region is still grappling with basic ...

Nearly two weeks after the Eaton fire broke out near Altadena, Southern California Edison technicians monitored as the utility’s four active lines in the Eaton Canyon and Eagle Rock-Gould line were re ...

New regulatory filings shows power line surges, malfunctions during high winds, including at a transmission tower near where ...