Southern California Edison is considering power safety shutoffs for more than 100,000 customers across the region Friday. Power shutoffs are considered when weather conditions lead to heightened wildfire risk.

Southern California Edison announced it may shut off power as early as Friday morning in case of hazardous conditions.

The utility began cutting power Thursday evening to customers in 12 counties, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Napa, Solano and Sonoma in the Bay Area, and some customers farther north in Colusa, Glenn,

Thousands of Pacific Gas and Electric customers in the Bay Area began the day Friday without power after the utility turned off electricity to areas most threatened by high winds and fire danger.

Around 2,000 Pacific Gas and Electric customers are without power in Solano County as the utility company implements its Public Safety Power Shutoffs. Winds blasting through Northern California threaten to knock down power lines that have the potential to spark,

Southern California Edison is putting customers on notice about potential power shutoffs in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. Santa Ana winds are set to come through on Friday, increasing fire

The wind is intensifying across our region and thousands could be in the dark. PG&E is calling for power safety shutoffs in multiple areas across Solano County. is calling for power safety shutoffs including in Solano County.

PG&E, California’s largest utility provider, has warned upwards of around 32,000 customers in northern and central parts of the Golden State that they could see their power shut off in an effort to reduce the wildfire risk from energized equipment and power lines.