PG&E admits it probably started Cali wildfire
Pacific Gas and Electric company admits it may have played a role in the fire.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company released a report Thursday about the deadly 'Camp' wildfire that spread across California late last year.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation, but PG&E says it's 'probable' the company's equipment may be named as an ignition point.
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PG&E says it will take a $10.5 billion charge in connection to the Camp fire that killed 85 people last November.
They're also taking an additional $1 billion charge for the 2017 Northern California fires.
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In the filing, the company recorded a loss of $6.9 billion in its fourth quarter.
PG&E filed for bankruptcy last month.
