Wildfires sparked by heavy winds in California are incinerating homes and structures, while parts of the state are still in the dark from power outages put in place in the hopes of averting disastrous infernos.
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L.A., Southern California could see power outages as Santa Ana winds hitWhile Northern California grapples with unprecedented blackouts, Southern California Edison says power could be cut to more than 173,000 customers in eight counties in the Southland.
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24 hours and counting: Over 1 million remain in dark as PG&E considers more power shut-offsMore than a million Californians remained without power early Thursday after the state’s largest utility shut off electricity in an attempt to prevent windblown power lines from sparking devastating wildfires.
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PG&E shutting down power due to potential wildfire riskPacific Gas & Electric Company is preemptively shutting down power in certain regions of California as high winds raise concerns over wildfires.
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PG&E power outage could cost the California economy more than $2 billionIn an unprecedented move, PG&E enacted large-scale power cuts in Northern and central California as a preventative measure aimed at curbing wildfires.
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California power cutoff begins as wildfire risks riseHundreds of thousands of California homes and businesses started to lose electri...
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