Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said it’s shutting off power to some customers in northern and central California after dry weather and gusty winds elevated the risk of wildfires.
By Cecilio Padilla PG&E is warning tens of thousands of customers across Northern and Central California that they could lose power this week, just days after another Public Safety Power Shutoff. The new potential PSPS could begin late Wednesday and continue through Saturday as dry, gusty offshore w…
(FOX40.COM) — For the second time in the last week, PG&E is warning customers of possible power shutoffs as dry weather and wind gusts raise the risk of wildfires. Pacific Gas and Electric Company said Monday night it is monitoring an offshore wind event that will begin Wednesday.
(KRON) -- Thousands of Bay Area customers could face public safety power shutoffs due to elevated fire danger this week. Pacific Gas and Electric announced Tuesday it has sent out notifications to about 70,000 customers statewide warning of a potential PSPS event.
PG&E announced Tuesday that as many as 70,000 customers across several California counties will potentially face proactive power shutoffs between Wednesday and Saturday to mitigate wildfire risks caused by high winds.
By John Ramos On Tuesday, PG&E announced possible power shutoffs for some fire-prone portions of the Bay Area. One of them is Berkeley, where hot winds and wildfire dangers may be on their way. On Tuesday in Berkeley, it was still a cool breeze off the Bay, but by Wednesday, the warm inland winds we…
PG&E sent alerts to 70,000 customers statewide, including nearly 5,000 in Alameda County, that they may lose power later this week as a precaution against dry offshore winds.
PG&E is warning thousands of customers across California that they could lose power as potentially strong winds and dry conditions raise the risk of wildfires.
PG&E is warning that more than 11,000 customers in the North and East Bay may see power shutoffs between Wednesday evening and Saturday because of a forecast of dry and windy weather that poses a high wildfire risk.
By Cecilio Padilla PG&E has again expanded a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff, now warning about 88,000 customers across 29 California counties that they could lose power starting Wednesday evening.
Hundreds of thousands of people could across northern California could experience power shutoffs this week as PG&E's public safety power shutoff warning continues to grow.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company is preparing for potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs starting Wednesday evening due to wildfire risks from strong winds and dry conditions, which could affect thousands of customers across Madera, Fresno, and Tulare counties.
Pacific Gas and Electric is alerting customers in 29 California counties that their power may be shutoff beginning Wednesday as the utility monitors a statewide fire weather system. As many as 11,408 customers in five Bay Area counties may be impacted.
Strong winds and dry conditions have fire officials and PG&E on alert, with residents in Sierra and foothill communities warned of potential planned power shutoffs that could begin as early as Wednesday afternoon and last through the weekend.
By Cecilio Padilla PG&E has shut off power to more than 61,000 customers across California as strong winds and dry conditions raise wildfire risk. The Public Safety Power Shutoff began around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. As of 6 a.m.
MORAGA, Calif. (KRON) -- More than 8,000 PG&E customers across the Bay Area have been impacted by Public Safety Power Shutoffs that started Wednesday evening due to elevated fire danger, according to the utility. The latest numbers were released at 6 a.m. Thursday.
By Carlos E. Castañeda Power outages in the Bay Area topped 11,000 customers on Thursday as parts of the region were seeing critical fire weather conditions and an elevated fire risk possibly into the weekend.
A Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) entered its first full day on Thursday, leaving tens of thousands of customers in the East Bay and North Bay without electricity.
