More Than 5,400 Northstate Customers Without Power Amid PG&E Shutoffs

Eureka, CA, October 15, 2026 —

More than 5,400 customers in the Northstate are without power as PG&E shutoffs spread across California, according to the information provided. The reported figure describes customers affected in the Northstate; no statewide total was given.

The available information does not identify the specific communities or counties affected, when the outages began, or how long the shutoffs are expected to last. It also does not provide details about the reason for the shutoffs, whether all of the outages are connected to the same action, or how many customers elsewhere in the state have lost power.

PG&E is identified as the utility involved, but no statement from the company or other officials was included. The information also does not say whether restoration work is underway, whether any customers have had service restored, or whether additional shutoffs are planned.

The figure of more than 5,400 is the only specific measure of the disruption in the Northstate supplied in the summary. Because a date and time for that figure were not provided, it is not possible to determine from the available information when the count was recorded or whether it has changed. The term “Northstate” is not further defined.

Further details about the affected areas, the scope of shutoffs statewide and the status of service were not provided. The reported situation is therefore limited to the number of Northstate customers said to be without power and the statement that PG&E shutoffs are spreading across the state.

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