PG&E warns 30,000 customers about possible power shutoffs
PG&E is warning that up to 28,000 customers across several counties may need to have their power shut off for safety reasons starting Thursday because of dry and windy weather conditions that pose a risk of sparking and spreading wildfires.
Southern California Edison announced it may shut off power as early as Friday morning in case of hazardous conditions.
An outage cut power to more than 1,000 PG&E customers in San Luis Obispo County on Wednesday morning. According to PG&E’s ...
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SMUD website glitch shows outage of 23,000 people who never lost electricityRoughly 23,000 people in the Rio Linda and North Natomas areas of Sacramento are without power. The outage began at 1:13 p.m.
PG&E has begun shutting off power to customers in Northern California as part of their planned safety shutoffs.
The outage started at around 7 am and the company emphasizes that it is an “unplanned outage.” Adding, “Our team is ...
Planned power outages Friday triggered by gusty winds and dry conditions shut off electricity to more than 200 Pacific Gas & ...
Nearly 3,000 PG&E customers lost electricity Thursday afternoon when a power outage swept across part of San Luis Obispo ...
A car slammed into a power pole in Spring Valley Monday night, leaving numerous area residents without power for several ...
Thousands across California have already had their power cut due to increased wildfire risks, and many more could soon ...
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