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Judge tentatively finds uninsulated PG&E power lines sparked 2017-2018 wildfires
A federal judge says the fires most often started in rural areas from uninsulated power lines atop 35-50 foot poles that run through grass, brush, oak and pines
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President Trump threatens to cut off FEMA funding for Calif.
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California Gov. Newsom working on PG&E crisis
California Gov. Newsom pledges millions more for wildfires
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S&P slashes PG&E credit rating to junk status
Report: PG&E exploring selling gas assets to cover possible wildfire payouts
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