Power Outage Maps

The State’s investor-owned electric utilities, notably Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Southern California Edison (SCE), and San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), may shut off electric power, referred to as “de-energization” or Public Safety Power Shut-offs, to protect public safety under California law.

PG&E

Learn more about the PG&E Public Safety Power Shut Off. View a current outage map as well as more information.

San Diego Gas & Electric

Learn more about the San Diego Gas & Electric Public Safety Power Shutoff and view a current outage map.

Southern California Edison

Learn more about the Southern California Edison Public Safety Power Shutoff and view a current outage map.

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Cooling Centers

A Cooling Center provides a place for you and your family to go to cool down during hot summer days.

De-Energization

Electric power shut-offs, referred to as “de-energization” or Public Safety Power Shut-offs, aim to protect public safety under California law.

Preparing for a Power Outage

We created a checklist to prepare you and your family if there is a power outage.

Outage Reporting for Power Plants

Power plants can report outages directly to us. Customers should report outages on their utility websites.