First Tubbs fire victims to sue PG&E will press ahead in legal fight after Cal Fire report
Harvell and her husband, Wayne, were the first people among thousands of fire survivors to sue
Now they say that nothing has changed for them following the release Thursday of
The Harvells' home on
"If you're asking if we're going to dismiss our lawsuit, we don't have any plans to do that. You know, we lost everything we ever owned in our life. It's just devastating to us,"
The Harvells filed suit against
When the fire jumped
"We woke up at 2:15 in the morning and our house was gone by 3:00,"
The Harvells are renting a home in
"I haven't decorated for Christmas, for two Christmases, because I don't feel like I want to decorate a house that's not mine. It's hard to explain," Jennifer said. "I would love to live in my house again someday and look out my window and see my same view."
Along with their children, they were the only ones to live in the
"We bought it when it was a dirt lot," Jennifer said. "And now it's a dirt lot again, 30 years later."
The Harvells were counting on some compensation from
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