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With More Homeowners Getting Dropped, Here's What to Do if Your Property Insurance is Canceled
A growing number of California homeowners have had their property insurance policies cancelled, with insurers citing wildfire risk.
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With More Homeowners Getting Dropped, Here's What to Do if Your Property Insurance is Canceled
As wildfire risk and losses continue, California sees rise in insurers dropping policyholders. NBC Bay Area Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura reports.
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Regulators Seek to End ‘Enhanced Oversight' of PG&E Safety
The state Public Utilities Commission is being asked by CPUC staff to lift PG&E’s current regulatory probation, saying the utility has learned its lesson and is now clearing trees deemed at highest risk of sparking wildfires along its system.
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Regulators Seek to End ‘Enhanced Oversight' of PG&E Safety
The state Public Utilities Commission is being asked by CPUC staff to lift PG&E’s current regulatory probation, saying the utility has learned its lesson and is now clearing trees deemed at highest risk of sparking wildfires along its system. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.
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Yosemite's Forest Wildfire Plan Hits Controversial, Potentially Dangerous Snag
Yosemite’s top official and the National Park Service are being sued by a non-profit over the park’s forest thinning project.
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Yosemite's Forest Wildfire Plan Hits Controversial, Potentially Dangerous Snag
Yosemite’s top official and the National Park Service are being sued by a non-profit over the park’s forest thinning project. Candice Nguyen reports.
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Wildfire Risk Drops Thanks to Recent Rain
Recent rain has helped lower the risk of wildfires taking off in California, but fire officials say the threat isn’t entirely gone. Pete Suratos reports.
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Rain, Snowfall Reduce Risk of Wildfires in California
A turn to wet weather has blunted an already moderate wildfire season in California but some risk remains as changing climate has made a rainy fall no guarantee of a stormy winter.
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FIRE Act Aims to Improve Response to Wildfires
California is getting more resources to fight wildfires and perhaps prevent them from becoming major disasters. Kris Sanchez reports.
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FIRE Act Aims to Improve Wildfire Response
California is getting more resources to fight wildfires and perhaps prevent them from becoming major disasters.
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FIRE Act Aims to Improve Wildfire Response
California is getting more resources to fight wildfires and perhaps prevent them from becoming major disasters. Kris Sanchez reports.
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$117 Million Settlement Over PG&E Corporate Mismanagement in 2017, 2018 Wildfires
PG&E’s former corporate officers and directors have reached a $117 million settlement with a trust for wildfire victims over alleged mismanagement leading up to the 2017 North Bay wildfires and the 2018 Camp Fire, according to trust officials.
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Unhealthy Air Due to Wildfire Smoke Impacts Millions Each Year: Study
A new Stanford study reports wildfire smoke is affecting the air quality of millions of people each year, with a good portion of the unhealthy air coming to the west coast.
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Unhealthy Air Due to Wildfire Smoke Impacts Millions Each Year: Study
A new Stanford study reports wildfire smoke is affecting the air quality of millions of people each year, with a good portion of the unhealthy air coming to the west coast. Pete Suratos reports.
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Watch: Cal Fire Provides Updates on Wildfires Burning Across State
Cal Fire’s Jeff La Russo provides live updates on wildfires burning across the state.
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California Wildfire Destroys 100 Homes, Other Buildings
A wind-swept wildfire in rural Northern California tore through a neighborhood and destroyed about 100 homes and other buildings, fire officials said Saturday after at least two people were injured and thousands were forced from their homes. Thom Jensen and Vianey Arana report.
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California Wildfire Destroys Homes, Other Buildings
A fast-moving wildfire in rural Northern California injured several people Friday, destroyed multiple homes and forced thousands of residents to flee, jamming roadways at the start of a sweltering Labor Day weekend.
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Mill Fire Destroys Homes In Siskiyou County
A fast-moving fire in Northern California injured several people, a fire official said, and destroyed multiple homes Friday as thousands of residents were forced to leave immediately, jamming roadways at the start of a sweltering Labor Day weekend. Gia Vang and Chief Meteorologist Jeff Ranieri report.
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Firefighters Battle Mill Fire in Northern California
A fast-moving fire in Northern California threatened hundreds of homes Friday and authorities ordered at least 5,000 residents across three communities to leave immediately.
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Thousands Told to Flee 3 Towns Ahead of Northern California Wildfire
A fast-moving fire in Northern California threatened hundreds of homes Friday and authorities ordered at least 5,000 residents across three communities to leave immediately.