
A group representing Kincade fire victims in Sonoma County might soon emerge in the Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.'s bankruptcy.
If it is determined the utility's equipment caused the star of last week's blaze, PG&E will face new claims for damages that will be assigned top priority, endangering recoveries for past wildfire victims, shareholders and bondholders, according to court filings.
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