UPDATE: A significant power outage affecting approximately 11,000 customers in San Francisco was reported just moments ago. The outage, confirmed by PG&E, began at 7:45 p.m. on Sunday night, leaving residents in the dark.
The affected areas include Golden Gate Park and neighborhoods in the Richmond District. PG&E officials stated that the electricity was shut off due to an urgent repair necessity, impacting thousands of households and businesses in the region.
This outage is particularly concerning as it strikes during the evening hours, when many rely on electricity for heating and essential services. Residents have taken to social media to express their frustrations and share updates about the situation, highlighting the immediate need for restoration.
As of now, PG&E has not provided an estimated time for when power will be restored. Customers are urged to stay tuned to PG&E’s outage map for real-time updates and safety tips during this disruption.
The implications of this outage extend beyond mere inconvenience; it impacts local businesses and essential services that depend on electricity for operation. Community leaders are urging PG&E to expedite repairs and restore power as soon as possible.
Stay informed as this story develops. Follow local news for updates on the restoration efforts and additional information from PG&E regarding the cause and timeline for power restoration.
