A broken power pole leans on the ground during the Camp Fire in Paradise, California, on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018. The Camp Fire north of Sacramento has now killed at least 66 people, injured three firefighters and destroyed more than 6,500 homes. (Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg)
PG&E Corp.'s $1.4 billion in wildfire insurance may not be enough to cover all its potential liabilities from the deadliest blaze in California history. But the company wasn't necessarily skimping on coverage.
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