Nearly 4K PG&E customers without power in Cameron Park - KCRA Sacramento
Power restored for nearly 4K PG&E customers in Cameron Park
TAKE YOU 11 MINUTES COMING OUT OF ELK GROVE. BACK TO YOU GUYS. ALL RIGHT, THANKS. HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, NEARLY 4000 CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN THE CAMERON PARK AREA OF EL DORADO COUNTY. THAT’S A LOOK RIGHT THERE AT THE CURRENT PGA OUTAGE MAP. AT THIS POINT, THERE’S NO REAL WORD ON WHAT’S CAUSING THAT OUTAGE. WE’LL LET YOU KNOW IF WE FIND OU
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Power restored for nearly 4K PG&E customers in Cameron Park
Power has been restored for the almost 4,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers who woke up without power in Cameron Park on Tuesday morning, according to the utility’s outage map.The outage began just before 4:50 a.m. Power was restored to all customers around 8:40 a.m.PG&E says 3,901 customers were impacted. The cause of the outage is not known.Stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.
CAMERON PARK, Calif. —
Power has been restored for the almost 4,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers who woke up without power in Cameron Park on Tuesday morning, according to the
Power has been restored for the almost 4,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers who woke up without power in Cameron Park on Tuesday morning, according to the utility’s outage map.
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The outage began just before 4:50 a.m. Power was restored to all customers around 8:40 a.m.
PG&E says 3,901 customers were impacted.
The cause of the outage is not known.
Stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.
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