Northern California PG&E shutoffs leave tens of thousands without power

Thousands without power as PG&E begins power shutoffs amid wildfire risk

PG&E has started power shutoffs in fire-prone areas due to dry conditions and strong winds, with outages expected to last into the weekend.

Northern California PG&E shutoffs leave tens of thousands without power

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. Thursday, 61,730 customers had lost power across more than two dozen counties. About 90,000 customers across 29

PG&E power shutoffs affect more than 6,000 Bay Area customers

PG&E began shutting off power around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday as part of a Public Safety Power Shutoff.

Power shutoffs impacting thousands of customers across Shasta County

PG&E shut off power for California residents earlier this week due to wind and dry conditions, which could lead to dangerous wildfires. Shutdowns are expected to continue until Saturday morning.