Power outage

More than 300,000 PG&E customers could be affected by the latest shutdown, which the company says could last several days.

Residents of 19 Californian counties could be affected by an electricity shutdown beginning on Wednesday and lasting through Thursday.

PG&E is investigating the cause of the outage and estimates that power will be restored later this afternoon.

A planned power outage to fix a fallen power line left customers without power in the early hours of this morning.

Severe weather affected many parts of the eastern United States on Thursday evening and Friday morning.

A table of outages by Eversource Energy said 82,536 of its Connecticut customers were affected by outages at around 7 a.m. ET today.

How to check the outage maps for Dominion and Pepco as the DMV area is left without power following a storm.

Some customers who were affected by the October 26 power shutoffs may be affected by the outages today.

PG&E's latest shutdown could see customers affected by the shutdown on Saturday left without power until Thursday.

City officials have prohibited outdoor water use and said residents should restrict indoor use "as much as possible" until the emergency is under control. The California blazes will continue to wreak havoc this week.

The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning urging people in the San Francisco Bay Area to prepare for dangerously strong offshore winds that will cause fires to spread rapidly.

After high winds blew debris onto power lines, 5,000 customers in eastern El Paso were left without power for over an hour yesterday.

PG&E has begun its planned shutdown, here's where you can check the power outage map to see if you will be affected.

PG&E is considering a planned power outage in Northern California to reduce the risk of wildfires—here's where could be affected.

More than 200,000 households and businesses will be without power for the second time in October.

Nearly 200,000 people are still without power across Massachusetts and Maine on Friday following a record-shattering storm. Winds of up to 50 mph battered the New England states, while New York City, Boston, and Portland, Maine felt winds of at least 39 mph, according to reports.

Nearly 320,000 have been left without power in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and other parts of the Northeast as the powerful nor'easter rips across the region.

Two California utility companies say they may have to cut power to over 800,000 residents and businesses starting Wednesday morning for fear of dry winds that may cause fires.

Outages are also affecting Oakland including areas San Antonio, Bella Vista, Jingletown and Fruitvale.

"Please stay in Iowa. Your lack of leadership is mind bending," one Twitter user said in a reply to de Blasio.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said the outage occurred following a manhole fire. Other reports indicate that a blown transformer at West End Avenue and West 64th Street triggered the outage.

Dozens of flights cancelled or delayed at Los Angeles International Airport due to four hour power outage.

Michael hit Virginia as a tropical storm, causing more than 500,000 people to lose power and at least five fatalities.

Hurricane Michael made landfall with wind speeds of 155 miles per hour, just short of a Category 5.

At least two people have died, with the death toll expected to rise.

The eventual evacuation was what passenger Erinn C. Larson referred to as an "underground parade."

The storm broke palm trees in half and at least one crashed through a family's home.

There is a problem with an underground cable that comes from a substation.

Ten thousand Pittsburgh homes are estimated to be without power after two days of flooding.

The airport confirmed things were moving "slower than usual."