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Eaton Fire survivors demanding SoCal Edison provide housing aid
A group of Eaton Fire survivors are asking Southern California Edison to advance temporary housing support immediately.
SoCal Edison says the company is committed to helping the Altadena community recover, but residents argue the program isn't enough.
The Eaton Fire destroyed more than 9,000 buildings, including some 6,000 homes.
PASADENA, Calif. - Eaton Fire survivors are urging Southern California Edison to provide housing aid to the many families now facing homelessness.
Edison president discusses Eaton Fire, compensation program for victims
Nearly a year after the Eaton Fire ripped through Altadena, destroying thousands of buildings and homes and killing at least 19 people, the Edison International president is addressing the devastating blaze and the company's work to help victims.
Pedro Pizarro, President and CEO of Edison, the parent company of Southern California Edison, says that despite there being no official cause of the destructive inferno, the company has started to pay out to victims through a compensation program.
Eaton Fire survivors urge Southern California Edison to provide temporary housing support
A coalition of Eaton Fire survivors and advocates is urging Southern California Edison to provide housing support for those still struggling after losing their homes.