California wildfire that killed 4 may have been sparked by power line equipment
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foxnews.comInvestigators in California probing the cause of a recent wildfire that killed four people have taken possession of equipment belonging to Pacific Gas and Electric, the utility said Friday.
In a filing with the California Public Utilities Commission, PG&E said investigators with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) have taken some of its equipment as part of the ongoing investigation into the Zogg Fire. "PG&E does not have access to any evidence collected by CAL FIRE," the company said in its filing. "CAL FIRE has not issued a determination as to cause.
PG&E is cooperating with CAL FIRE in its investigation." The Zogg Fire erupted in Shasta County on Sept. 27 as high winds were impacting the region, quickly.
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