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Power expected to be restored Thursday.

No details were immediately provided as to how many people lost electricity, but the shut-offs are expected to affect 375,000 people and last into Thursday.

The shutoff will affect some 375,000 people.

California regulators voted unanimously to investigate PG&E over multiple planned power shutoff events last month.

Utility says that shutoffs last month successfully prevented potential ignitions.

It’s a story of climate change, a housing crisis and an aging power system that, like much of the U.S. infrastructure, has fallen into disrepair.

Regulators and Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom have expressed concern that the utility is not using the shut-offs as a last resort.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom is stepping up pressure on Pacific Gas & Electric to fork over billions more in cash to pay thousands of people who lost homes in wildfires that drove the utility into bankruptcy.

Some California lawmakers have returned donations from PG&E.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state will present its own plan if a deal to emerge from bankruptcy cannot be reached.

The San Francisco-based utility estimates $6.2 billion to $6.3 billion of costs this year related to wildfires.

The brand new 5,200-square-foot home is powered by 20 solar panels that are hooked up to two Tesla Powerwalls — essentially batteries that can keep the power going for at least seven days during an outage. 

Newsom also reiterated the state would consider a potential takeover of the utility if the bankruptcy is not resolved by June 30.

More than a dozen California mayors have joined a coalition proposing a buyout of the bankrupt utility.

President Trump tells Gov. Gavin Newsom to "get your act together."

Here are some of the industries at the mercy of the wildfires.

The California utility giant is working to restore power.

Frustration and anger mounted across Northern California as Pacific Gas & Electric began its third round of sweeping blackouts in a week.

The country's largest public utility shut off power for more customers on Tuesday.