UPDATE: An urgent power outage is impacting approximately 11,000 customers in San Francisco as of 7:45 p.m. Sunday night, November 5, 2023, according to PG&E. This outage has left residents in the Richmond District and areas around Golden Gate Park without electricity.
Officials from PG&E confirmed that the power disruption is due to urgent repair work that needed immediate attention. As the situation develops, the utility company is working diligently to restore power as quickly as possible.
This outage is particularly concerning for those affected, many of whom rely on electricity for heating and essential appliances as cooler temperatures set in. The impact on daily life is significant, and residents are urged to prepare for a prolonged disruption.
PG&E’s outage map indicates the extent of the blackout, and updates can be monitored through their official communications. As of now, the exact timeline for restoration remains unclear, but PG&E is committed to providing timely updates.
Authorities urge residents to stay safe and report any downed power lines or hazards in the area. Community resources are being mobilized to assist those in need during this unexpected outage.
This incident follows a series of similar outages in the region, prompting questions about the reliability of power infrastructure in San Francisco. Residents are encouraged to stay tuned for further updates as PG&E addresses this urgent situation.
What happens next? PG&E is expected to provide further information on the status of repairs and when power will be restored. Stay connected for the latest developments.
