The three utilities are required to update their maps every 10 years, but both Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison have updated sections of their maps since the original filing.

The utility submitted a proposal Friday in response to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s request for Los Angeles utilities to bury all their power lines after the fires.

My bill is usually around $35. My bill for January was $73.05 so I called Edison. They asked if I'm using any new electrical appliances. I stated everything is the same as usual. The customer ...

The map also includes current power outage incidents reported by the state’s other major utilities, including Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas and Electric, Sacramento Municipal Utility ...