A defense verdict gives J&J the upper hand in litigation alleging its asbestos-containing talcum powder caused mesothelioma.

PG&E's $1.4 billion in wildfire insurance may not be enough to cover all its potential liabilities from the Camp Fire.

The smoke hovering over the San Francisco Bay Area got thicker on Friday, causing many workers to stay home, or leave the region entirely.

Road crews were hampered by motorist breakdowns and crashes, with state police alone handling 1,000 accidents.

A federal grand jury has returned a five-count indictment against 49-year-old Keith A. Foley.

PG&E's potential liability if they are found responsible for this year's fires could be as much as $15 billion.

The area around the Camp Fire is so bad that all those venturing outdoors without a respirator are putting themselves at risk.

The emergency declaration seeks to assist wildfire survivors as the largest fire in state history continues to burn.