PG&E reported late Thursday night about 6,000 residents in the Bay Area were still without power.
PG&E reported late Thursday night about 6,000 residents in the Bay Area were still without power due to inclement weather pushing through the area.
Four hundred of the outages were in San Francisco, 500 were in the Peninsula, 1,700 were in the South Bay, 1,600 were in the East Bay, and 1,800 were in the North Bay, according to PG&E officials.
PG&E officials said 151,000 customers were impacted in the Bay Area and 357,000 were impacted system-wide due to storm-related outages. PG&E has restored service to more than 300,000 customers since the storm began Thursday morning.
Bay City News is a 24/7 news service covering the greater Bay Area. © 2022 Bay City News, Inc. All rights reserved. Republication, rebroadcast or redistribution without the express written consent of Bay City News, Inc. is prohibited.
The next month will give an honest look at how good the Warriors can be.
ALAMEDA -- The Raiders have an open roster spot available, but it doesn't appear they'll use it to activate...
San Jose announced 38-year-old Jon Busch will be available in the MLS re-entry draft Friday.
