Southern California Edison reported that its equipment likely ignited the Hurst Fire in Los Angeles, coinciding with a catastrophic period of wildfires that resulted in 29 fatalities and widespread destruction. Despite no deaths or structural damage from the Hurst Fire, the utility's admission follows investigations into its role in these blazes. Additionally, the utility is examining if an idle transmission line contributed to the Eaton Fire, which killed at least 17 people. While SCE acknowledges potential involvement in the Hurst Fire, it maintains that there's no evidence linking its equipment to the Eaton Fire.
A California utility reported that equipment likely ignited a wildfire in Los Angeles amid devastating fires that claimed 29 lives, emphasizing accountability.
Southern California Edison disclosed that its equipment might have ignited the Hurst Fire, acknowledging ongoing investigations into these extremely destructive fires.
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