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Investigators climb Edison transmission towers in probe of alleged Eaton fire ignition site

  • Southern California Edison Co. Inspectors climbed transmission towers in Eaton Canyon to find evidence of the utility's potential role in igniting the Eaton fire, which killed 17 people and destroyed over 9,400 structures.
  • The inspections were ordered by a judge, leading to the collection of forensic evidence regarding the utility's equipment.
  • Company records showed that power lines near the suspected ignition point were flagged as fire hazards and overdue for maintenance, raising concerns about the utility's adherence to safety protocols.
  • Edison acknowledged that its transmission lines showed faults shortly before the fire started, suggesting possible links to the blaze.
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MyNewsLA.com broke the news in on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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