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Map: View PG&E Outages in Bay Area
View the latest outages in the Bay Area reported by PG&E.
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PG&E to Release Natural Gas as Pipeline Work Continues in Novato
PG&E will be releasing natural gas early Tuesday morning in Novato, the Marin County Sheriff’s Office said.
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Their Power Was Out, PG&E Billed Them Anyway. Here's Why
Was your electric bill ticking up even though your power was out? That’s happened to some Bay Area families. So, they called NBC Bay Area Responds and Telemundo 48 Responde for help.
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Oakland Street Didn't Appear in PG&E Outage Map Despite Being in the Dark for Over 24 Hours
At least one street in Oakland was in the dark for more than 24 hours but it never showed up in PG&E’s outage map. Gia Vang reports.
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As PG&E Continues Post-Storm Repairs, Thousands Remain without Power
While the Bay Area saw some sunshine on Friday, thousands of people in the region were still without power following the latest batch of storms.
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As PG&E Continues Post-Storm Repairs, Thousands Remain Without Power
While the Bay Area saw some sunshine on Friday, thousands of people in the region were still without power following the latest batch of storms. Alyssa Goard reports.
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PG&E Races to Restore Power as Customer Patience Wears Thin
Thousands of people across the Bay Area on Thursday were set to face their third straight night without electricity or heat as PG&E continues to recover from Tuesday’s storm. Ian Cull reports.
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PG&E Races to Restore Power as Customer Patience Wears Thin
Thousands of people across the Bay Area on Thursday were set to face their third straight night without electricity or heat as PG&E continues to recover from Tuesday’s storm.
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Power Outages Persist Across the Bay Area
Tens of thousands of Bay Area PG&E customers on Wednesday were bracing for their second straight night in the dark and the cold. Marianne Favro reports.
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Residents Protest PG&E on Increasing Utility Bills
A group of protesters came together Tuesday to keep PG&E accountable amid power outages and repeated rate hikes. Ian Cull reports.
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PG&E Turns to Drones to Restore Power
PG&E recently used a drone to help restore power to homes in the storm-battered Santa Cruz Mountains.
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PG&E Turns to Drones to Restore Power
PG&E recently used a drone to help restore power to homes in the storm-battered Santa Cruz Mountains. Marianne Favro reports.
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Protesters at Wildfire Conference in San Ramon Call for PG&E Accountability
A group of protesters on Tuesday rallied outside a wildfire prevention conference in San Ramon where PG&E was the main sponsor.
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Protesters at Wildfire Conference in San Ramon Call for PG&E Accountability
A group of protesters on Tuesday rallied outside a wildfire prevention conference in San Ramon where PG&E was the main sponsor.
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PG&E Distributes Climate Credit Early to Cut March Gas Bills
Customers of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company can expect a significant decrease in their March natural gas bills after distributing a bi-annual credit earlier than usual, announced the company on Thursday.
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Los Gatos Residents Still Dealing With Power Outages Following Storms
While the heavy rains have subsided, the recent storms have created daily challenges for people who have been without power for more than a week.
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Los Gatos Residents Still Dealing With Power Outage Following Storms
While the heavy rains have subsided, the recent storms have created daily challenges for people who have been without power for more than a week, Marianne Favro reports.
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PG&E Leaves Behind 100,000+ Felled Trees
More than a dozen fire-ravaged counties across Northern California are warning about the new fire threat posed by PG&E’s failure to remove more than 100,000 trees it cut during stepped-up efforts to ease the fire danger around its power lines.
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PG&E Leaves Behind 100,000+ Felled Trees
More than a dozen fire-ravaged counties across Northern California are warning about the new fire threat posed by PG&E’s failure to remove more than 100,000 trees it cut during stepped-up efforts to ease the fire danger around its power lines. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.