Four months after the Eaton Fire ignited, a tower suspected of starting the devastating blaze was removed by Southern California Edison. AIR7 was at the scene Wednesday afternoon as a helicopter ...

The filing from Edelson PC, Moghaddas' firm, expands upon last week's ruling that ordered SoCal Edison to preserve equipment within one square mile west of Eaton Canyon, where fire investigators ...

Investigators are examining whether the deadly Eaton fire was caused by a "zombie power line" owned by SoCal Edison. The zombie line has been out of service since 1971 but may have been energized ...

The lawsuits allege the utility company's equipment caused the blaze. Los Angeles County and the cities of Pasadena and Sierra Madre have all filed lawsuits against Southern California Edison over ...

The Eaton fire destroyed more than 9,000 homes and buildings and killed 18 people in the Altadena area. More than 40 lawsuits from over 600 residents have been filed against SoCal Edison ...

SoCal Edison says the removal of the equipment is part of the ongoing investigation into the Eaton Fire. The utility says it started removing conductors and towers associated with the idle ...

The lawsuit, which names SoCal Edison and Edison International, seeks to recover costs and damages from the second-most destructive wildfire on record in California. The Eaton Fire, one of several ...

Jeff Monford, a spokesman for SoCal Edison, released a statement to KTLA ... SCE understand that a lawsuit related to the Eaton Fire has been filed, but has not yet been served with a complaint.

SoCal Edison though has maintained that it has found ... Canyon is slowing efforts to return power to everyone. The Eaton Fire was one of two massive and deadly blazes that sparked on Jan. 7 ...

In March, Los Angeles County filed a lawsuit against Southern California Edison over the Eaton Fire. The lawsuit, which names SoCal Edison and Edison International, seeks to recover costs and ...

Southern California Edison told state regulators Thursday that it's investigating whether a line it had previously shut off may have played a role in sparking the Eaton Fire above Altadena.