As of 1 p.m., power has been restored to all but 1,420 customers. 92% of the 17,000 customers initially affected by the outage have been restored. Crews continue to work to reroute power to restore as many customers as we can. While restoration progress continues, teams are executing the complex process that begins with making the area safe, then removing the damaged transmission lines from the ground.

Update: PG&E continues to work to restore customers in Stockton after a train derailment damaged transmission towers this morning. PG&E has crews on site. Approximately 17,000 customers were initially without power. As of 11:55 a.m., power has been restored to all but 4,300. We appreciate the public’s patience and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

We are aware of a transmission level outage related to a train derailment in the Stockton area affecting approximately 15,000 customers. PG&E crews are on the ground now, working closely with first responders. Our first priority is making the area safe. Once the site is secure, we will begin damage assessment and restoration work. We appreciate the public’s patience and will provide updates as more information becomes available.