The Brief
- Residents in Altadena are raising concerns as Southern California Edison moves forward with undergrounding power lines after the Eaton Fire, citing high costs and potential damage to trees.
- Homeowners say they could face bills ranging from $10,000 to $30,000, prompting the Altadena Town Council to call for a pause until logistical issues are addressed.
- Southern California Edison says it is working with arborists and government agencies to address concerns and reduce costs, while offering resources for residents to get more information.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif. – An effort to prevent future wildfires in Altadena is sparking concerns for residents trying to rebuild.
Southern California Edison is actively working to underground power lines following the Eaton Fire.
Homeowners say they will be left with a steep bill to connect their homes to the new lines.…