PG&E outages and service status in Colma, California
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The Pacific Gas and Electric Company is an American investor-owned utility with publicly traded stock that is headquartered in the Pacific Gas & Electric Building in San Francisco. Provides natural gas and electricity in California.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Colma, California
The chart below shows the number of PG&E reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Colma, California and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Live Outage Map Near Colma, California
The most recent PG&E outage reports came from the following cities: Daly City, and San Bruno.
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 Daly City
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Power Outage | 1 month ago |
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San Bruno
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Power Outage | 2 months ago |
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Daly City
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Power Outage | 2 months ago |
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Daly City
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Power Outage | 3 months ago |
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Daly City
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Power Outage | 3 months ago |
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Pacifica
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Power Outage | 4 months ago |
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PG&E Issues Reports Near Colma, California
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Colma and nearby locations:
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scotia626 (@scotia626) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaHey @Xfinity @comcastcares when can we expect restoration of our service in Marin County. @PGE4Me restored service 18 hrs ago and you’re still doing nothing to restore apparently. “We’re working on it” isn’t an answer. It’s a dodge.
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JYG (@JesikaYG) reported from San Bruno, CaliforniaThe power has gone out 3x in the last hour bb Jesus plz don’t be another outage @PGE4Me
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scotia626 (@scotia626) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaSo @maringov are you going to correct the lies @PGE4Me is telling @sfchronicle about power in the county. We have been in the dark since Saturday but they claim they will turn power off tonight. It’s BS misinformation putting lives and livelihoods at risk.
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Diana Bautista (@DLB_BayArea) reported from Daly City, CaliforniaWe got some rain and then we lost power. Sounds right for these parts. @PGE4Me
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George Andrews (@gjandrews) reported from South San Francisco, California@PGE4Me I would tweet out a middle finger in response to your tweet, but there isn’t enough light in the room to take a good photo.
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Stephanie Lopez (@slorena415) reported from Daly City, California@PGE4Me morning, when are going to fix the gas, since we still don’t have gas since yesterday @ 2-3pm, no gas, no hot water!! FIX IT!!!!!
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🛰️ 🥃 🥓 Double Deadline 🥓 🍹🚀 (@Double_Deadline) reported from San Bruno, California@PGE4Me Dear @PGE4Me, you are the worst scammers of all. We hate you will all our hearts, forever and always. You are the absolute lowest scum on the face of the Earth, but even that is rude to scum.
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JYG (@JesikaYG) reported from San Bruno, California@PGE4Me I am trying to sign up for new service and your website ISNT working and no one answers the phone.....HELP
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scotia626 (@scotia626) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaThe idea that the black out reduces risks presumes @PGE4Me is trustworthy to identify accurately what those risks are and where they lie. So riddle me this @GavinNewsom what makes you trust PGE with this decision making. Certainly not their malign track record. Do tell.
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Justin Cottrell (he/him) (@jcottrell) reported from Pacifica, California@PGE4Me two days without power in ONE part of Pacifica. Get your act together - you guys are ridiculous with empty estimates. Just get our power back on already!
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Adrielle A Morante (@A_MOTIVATED77) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaHeatwave = California fires 🔥 = @PGE4Me= power shutoff
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Bully Ali 👽 (@BullyWasHere) reported from San Bruno, CaliforniaAye @PGE4Me y'all late on shutting off the power
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scotia626 (@scotia626) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaSo @GavinNewsom millions of #California have no access to emergency alerts via cell phone because @PGE4Me has cut power to cell towers and cell companies have no backup plan.This is completely unacceptable and needs urgent legislation to fix. This is your leadership fail.Again
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George Andrews (@gjandrews) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaIf this is a planned outage, at least get your website ready for the situation @PGE4Me
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Webster Lincoln (@WebsterLincoln) reported from South San Francisco, CaliforniaThese power outages are unacceptable @PGE4Me
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(((Susan Wilhite))) 💭 (@Maggid) reported from Pacifica, CaliforniaLosing power again for "over 48 hours" after only 13 hours back on, a meditation marathon now to minimize desire for food or whatever. #californiawildfires @PGE4Me
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Saul Villegas (@SaulVillegas45) reported from Pacifica, CaliforniaWelp looks like a 48 hour black out is about to hit my deforested coastal city. Thanks @PGE4Me
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scotia626 (@scotia626) reported from South San Francisco, California.@GavinNewsom has ceded leadership of #california to @PGE4Me and millions of people throw out food in the dark cut off from any safety messages because no cell or WiFi access. Who knew @maringov was a third world country. So many reckless fails here to cover PGE ass.
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🏴 zen (@Z3NN) reported from San Bruno, CaliforniaSo @GavinNewsom is so focused on gun legislation that he fails in his daily duty to ensure that the citizens of California have their basic needs for power met because he is in bed with @PGE4Me & to top it off all those with medical needs are left to fend for themselves! Shocking
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♡ (@DeeeGee_) reported from Pacifica, CaliforniaDamn y’all really turned our electricity off @PGE4Me 🙄
PG&E Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Gino Malin (@gmalin7994) reported@PGE_BayArea scheduled outage tomorrow is a freakin crime during #NFLWildCard weekend. Do better @PGE4Me
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(((samuel))) (@SCHMVLL) reported@MarioNawfal Looks just like a transformer going out or other similar electrical grid equipment failure We see it all the time out here in California right @PGE4Me
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Overwatch (@OverwatchNews77) reported@GalvanizeLLC @PGE4Me Oh please. Costs are being driven up as you all keep lining your pockets. Cheaper energy has never shown up. You all keep shifting the goalposts to line crooks like Delaney’s pockets.
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IndyRick (@TheIndyRick) reportedBeing a PG&E customer is another good reason to leave California. They rob you with rate hikes constantly, impose new regulations while keeping their infrastructure stagnant and never communicate with their customers. @PGE4Me is robbing us all and giving us third world service.
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Norman Buntz (@normanbuntzhsb) reported@engineers_feed Quick and easy way to both blow circuit breakers if not blow out the whole box, and possibility of electrocuting yourself and causing a fire inside the walls of your house if power lines get hot enough. If you live in a area where @PGE4Me is the sole power provider, they will not just charge SEVERAL THOUSANDS of dollars to repair, they will FINE THE **** out of whomever caused the damage, but at minimum the homeowner will be held responsible. It could also be regarded a crime that gets the police involved depending on reports from the fire department.
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The_Wise_Republican (@cryptocamaro209) reportedI frigging new it. I got history with pge. I've been calling out them publicly for years. The ***** relationship with the PUC got them rate increase after increase. And the newsoms were there the whole time. Look at @PGE4Me I used to bash them weekly
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John Eisenman (Jice) (@jiceman) reported@PGE4Me What was the loud explosion and brief streetlight outage at approx 7:45 PM on 10/13/26 on 9th Ave near Irving?
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Wayne Koch (@Bigolpmp) reported@PGE4Me Notice how they dont answer anyone's complaints. They are incapable of caring about anyone's hardships or why they dont have the power back on. When it comes time to vote for a Gov,im going with one that breaks up this company and gives us consumers a big discount
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MAGA2024 (@Hunter19302) reported@californiapost With the farce of the solar panel, my @PGE4Me True up bill in 2022 was $900, in 2023 it was $2,000, in 2024 was $3,200, and in 2025 it was $5,800 cut of in November, in only 2 month is up to $1,400 PG&E is out of control mean the average for 2026 will be $8,400
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KickAaaS AI (@KickAaasAi) reportedWhen California’s largest utility provider had customers waiting over an hour on hold during outages, something had to change. For Pacific Gas and Electric (@PGE4Me), extreme weather events meant massive call surges — millions of inbound calls, arriving at the most stressful moments for customers. The result was predictable: Long wait times. Frustrated callers. Overloaded contact centers. That’s where @polyaivoice stepped in. Instead of forcing customers through rigid IVR menus, PG&E deployed a conversational voice AI that could actually help — in real time. What changed? • Customers received real-time outage updates without waiting on hold • Calls were handled naturally in English and Spanish • Safety-critical scenarios stayed compliant with strict utility regulations • Human agents were freed up to handle complex, high-impact issues And the results were measurable: → 35,000+ labor hours saved → 67% call containment rate, outperforming legacy IVR → 22% increase in CSAT during outage calls → 25% reduction in customer effort No IVR rip-and-replace. No shortcuts on safety. Just a smarter voice experience, operating at massive scale. The takeaway: No matter how large-scale or complex a problem may seem, there’s often a solution hiding in agentic AI — if it’s designed with empathy, safety, and scale in mind. Question for operators & builders: What’s the most “too big to fix” customer experience problem you’re facing today?