California Democrats panic as PG&E cuts $2 billion in planned spending over wildfire liability fight
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California Democrats expressed concern after PG&E cut $2 billion in planned spending amid a wildfire liability fight. State lawmakers worried about the reduced spending on projects, while wildfire survivors urged state leaders to hold power companies accountable. Newsom blamed outside groups for his defeat on wildfires, and a column described the wildfire bill as a flameout.
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