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California regulators are seeking a $22 million settlement from PG&E related to violations uncovered during their investigation of the 2022 Mosquito fire in Placer County. The fire burned over 76,000 acres, destroyed 78 structures, and prompted a state of emergency. PG&E failed to report the fire promptly and did not make certain repairs, but these issues did not cause the fire, according to investigators. The utility has acknowledged cooperation and is facing a proposed settlement, including a $21 million penalty and up to $1 million for policy review.
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