George Avalos

The Mercury News

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The Camp Fire is still burning. It is 80 percent contained. The death toll stands at 84, with 699 people still missing.

PG&E is suspected of causing Camp Fire, but might be protected from liability

The Camp Fire is still burning. It is 80 percent contained. The death toll stands at 84, with 699 people still missing.

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