Zogg Fire

Insurers slapped utility giant PG&E with a subrogation lawsuit Monday claiming its electrical equipment tangled with a tree and sparked the Zogg Fire, which burned 56,000 acres, destroyed 206 structures and killed four people.

SAN FRANCISCO — Insurers slapped utility giant PG&E with a subrogation lawsuit Monday claiming its electrical equipment tangled with a tree and sparked the Zogg Fire, which burned 56,000 acres, destroyed 206 structures and killed four people.

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