Jose Fabian is a web producer for CBS Bay Area where he reports on local crime, politics and breaking news. He studied political science and journalism at Sacramento State and was born and raised in ...

“We are working with first responders and city officials on an outage in #SanFrancisco affecting 130,000 customers,” the Pacific Gas and Electric Company shared on social media Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu ...

Power was restored Sunday to the bulk of the 130,000 homes and businesses in San Francisco impacted by a massive outage a day earlier that caused major disruptions in the city. About 17,000 customers ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. After Saturday’s blackout, roughly 110,000 San Francisco residents have power again. About 21,000 are still in the ...

LATEST Dec. 20, 10:12 p.m.: PG&E posted an update at 9:30 p.m. Saturday, saying 90,000 customers had power restored. The remaining 40,000 customers affected by the outage should have their power ...

Rough winds hit western Washington Tuesday night, leaving more than 50,000 people still without power, as of Thursday morning. Governor Bob Ferguson reported wind gusts reached 60 mph. The National ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Xcel Energy said power is about 90% restored in Colorado on Thursday evening, just ahead of another expected Public Safety Power Shutoff on Friday Xcel decided on Wednesday to shut off ...

Thousands are without power in Washington after the state faced over a week of storms, flooding, and levee failures. Approximately 193,463 customers are without power on Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 3 p.m.

Hundreds of PG&E customers in San Francisco were left without power at one point on Sunday evening, according to the company's power outage map. According to PG&E’s power outage map, around 4,172 ...

HAVANA (AP) — A blackout hit Havana and the rest of the western half of Cuba on Wednesday, leaving millions of people without power on an island struggling with chronic outages blamed on a crumbling ...

Unpredictable. That is the defining condition of the world today. Leaders, especially CEOs, are grappling with the hard truth that the models, forecasts, and strategic assumptions they once relied on ...