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Before the First Storm Hits: Three Simple Ways to Keep Our Waterways Clean

By Jeff Burdick, Caltrans At Caltrans, we work year-round to keep California’s highways clean, but less known is we also work hard to keep state waterways clean. That’s because the less pollution on our highways and local roads, the less pollution that can flush directly into our local rivers, lakes and ocean come the first storms of the season. This …

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PG&E Urges Customers to Prepare as Planned Public Safety Power Shutoff Approaches

Approximately 88,000 Customers in 29 Counties Are Being Notified of the Shutoff, and Provided Resources for Information and Support OAKLAND, Calif. — Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) continues to closely monitor a statewide fire weather system that could require a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event beginning Wednesday evening, October 14. Approximately 88,000 customers across 29 counties are currently …

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With Change Statewide Fire Weather Forecast, Planned PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff Event Now Includes 88,000 Customers in Portions of Twenty-Nine Counties

Customer Notifications Sent This Morning to 25,000 Additional Customers Now In Scope; 7,300 Customers Removed from Scope of Event OAKLAND, Calif. — Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) continues to monitor a potential dry offshore wind event forecasted to start Wednesday evening, October 14, lasting through Saturday morning, October 17. This is a statewide fire weather event, and the National Weather …

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