PG&E sentenced to pay $4-million on 84 counts of manslaughter, local Camp Fire survivors react

PG&E sentenced to pay $4-million on 84 counts of manslaughter, local Camp Fire survivors react

With some people who moved to southern oregon after the camp fire.

He has their reaction to today's sentencing.

çááápkgáááñ çáácameron lineááñ "pg and e now pleading guilty to manslaughter for 84 people that died in the campfire in paradise california.

A fire that also had devastating impacts on families that survived, like the owners of catalyst pizza here in grants pass that relocated here, and now still in the restarting process."

"i guess it took long enough" "i feel like it has been 18 months, and 18 months too long."

çáátopic lineááñ the camp fire burned through butte county, california in november of 2018.

Thousands of homes were destroyed.

85 people died.

P-g-and -e has taken responsibility for the fire and is now paying for it.

A judged sentenced the utility to pay 4 million dollars for 84 counts of manslaughter.

Ana and zack thomas are thankful for financially recovering, but they still feel the frustration for those that have not.

çáázack lineááñ "we are lucky to be financially stable, but some people are not that lost their houses there.

They are still waiting on that check to come from them.

Let's see what happens but it might not even come.

I hope it does but..."

For the thomas', the focus is now moving forward in a place that reminds them of home.

çááanna lineááñ "this town is beautiful.

It is very welcoming.

It kind of has the same small