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Wildfire Victims Worry PG&E Payouts Won't Be Enough

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A view of the PG&E headquarters on June 18, 2018 ,in San Francisco, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Wildfire Victims Worry PG&E Payouts Won't Be Enough

On Friday it was announced that Pacific Gas and Electric,  the state's largest utility reached a multi-billion dollar settlement with attorneys for wildfire victims in California. They’re victims who lost loved ones, homes, and businesses to fires caused by the utility in recent years.

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