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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 Sonoma, California

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PG&E Issues Reports Near Sonoma, California

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Sonoma and nearby locations:

  • trintrout
    John Griffin (@trintrout) reported from Petaluma, California

    WTF. One more reason to hate @PGE4Me

  • DRosenfelt
    Dakota J. Rosenfelt (@DRosenfelt) reported from Napa, California

    @marktkenny @PGE4Me That doesn’t change their responsibility if it ruins my factor. Wind and dry weather isn’t an anomaly or strictly a “CA” thing.... there has to be other mitigation strategies, or provide alternate power to those affected.

  • RMGaustad
    Robert Gaustad (@RMGaustad) reported from Petaluma, California

    @bettygirl1239 @PGE4Me I’ve been out since 3am and PG&E is claiming that high winds are still coming. The weather is excellent and my freezer is no longer freezing. They suck.

  • tpgotgame
    TP 2K19 (@tpgotgame) reported from Petaluma, California

    Got my first @PGE4Me bill... not bad lol

  • RMGaustad
    Robert Gaustad (@RMGaustad) reported from Petaluma, California

    @acheney747 @PGE4Me Mine is finally back as well. I’m cleaning out the fridge and freezer. My watermelon popsicles all melted. Dang, life is hard. 😀

  • ross_707
    Ross 707 (@ross_707) reported from Petaluma, California

    No #PSPS scheduled here for now but I just had some serious power fluctuating in my hood. Seems stable again, hope it stays. 🙏 @PGE4Me

  • tpgotgame
    TP 2K20 (@tpgotgame) reported from Petaluma, California

    Welp, looks like they cutting my shit off too... thx @PGE4Me

  • HannahVelarde
    Hannah Velarde (@HannahVelarde) reported from El Verano, California

    @PGE4Me if you are going to have a police helicopter fly over a school to check power lines, you should at least give us a warning before we start panicking and going on lockdown... sincerely a kindergarten-fifth grade aid.

  • poplifegirl
    Heather Blanchard Tapia (@poplifegirl) reported from Petaluma, California

    @Scott_Wiener Its not citizens fault that @PGE4Me can’t manage their grid. I will say it will be CA citizens who are tired of this who will commit to solar and take @PGE4Me out of the loop.

  • BlaineEntertain
    Papi (@BlaineEntertain) reported from Napa, California

    @PGE4Me just turn that shit off now I ain’t no *****

  • courtneynteague
    Courtney Teague (@courtneynteague) reported from Napa, California

    .@PGE4Me says it’s using CHP planes to try and inspect lines overnight. This is a pilot program. If it works, they may use this system in Napa County if power is turned off.

  • RMGaustad
    Robert Gaustad (@RMGaustad) reported from Petaluma, California

    Hey, @PGE4Me, you really suck! Turning off power to hundreds of thousands of people is not the way to prevent a fire. You have caused millions in lost food and commerce. Turn our ******* power back on! #pgeshutdown #powershutoff

  • icongracee
    grace 🥳 (@icongracee) reported from Napa, California

    if i don’t graduate it’s from @PGE4Me turning off my power for 2mph winds

  • lisadlaporte
    Lisa Laporte (@lisadlaporte) reported from Petaluma, California

    @jph1282 @TWiT @InsideTWiT It’s a BS situation. There is no wind where we are it. Paranoid & crap @PGE4Me shut us down. They should have been fired years ago.

  • RCtheRuthless
    RCtheRuthless (@RCtheRuthless) reported from Napa, California

    How does @PGE4Me get to shut off my power with no Repercussions, they should have to credit every affected customer for spoiled food, kid’s schools being shutdown so parents can not go to work. @GavinNewsom @JillTechel @RepThompson #pgeshutoff

  • Emdunn1
    E. Dunn (@Emdunn1) reported from American Canyon, California

    @PGE4Me where is the high winds tonight. Asking for a friend in American Canyon who still has no power.

  • MikeStraka2
    Mike Straka (@MikeStraka2) reported from Napa, California

    @penn_power @firstenergycorp @WKBN @PGE4Me wow look at this technology!! PA isn’t going to burn down because a tree falls into an energized line. @napacountyfire @CAgovernor @GavinNewsom @californiapuc

  • ross_707
    Ross 707 (@ross_707) reported from Petaluma, California

    Power has been on long enough to charge up the devices and enjoy some of the comforts of modern living. ⚡🔌📱💡📺 Not sure if @PGE4Me will be shutting us down again, sounds like it's a possibility. #SonomaCounty #PSPS

  • reem
    Reem Bazzari (@reem) reported from Petaluma, California

    @PGE4Me literally wrote me a check that bounced. Wtf.

  • DRosenfelt
    Dakota J. Rosenfelt (@DRosenfelt) reported from Napa, California

    Hey @PGE4Me I have roughly $200,000 worth of medication in my fridge in the Bay Area for my medical condition. If you cut my power and it gets ruined, count on a lawsuit. My insurance company shouldn’t brunt the cost of your stupidity.

PG&E Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • gmalin7994
    Gino Malin (@gmalin7994) reported

    @PGE_BayArea scheduled outage tomorrow is a freakin crime during #NFLWildCard weekend. Do better @PGE4Me

  • SCHMVLL
    (((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

  • OverwatchNews77
    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.

  • TheIndyRick
    IndyRick (@TheIndyRick) reported

    Being 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.

  • normanbuntzhsb
    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.

  • cryptocamaro209
    The_Wise_Republican (@cryptocamaro209) reported

    I 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

  • jiceman
    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?

  • Bigolpmp
    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

  • Hunter19302
    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

  • KickAaasAi
    KickAaaS AI (@KickAaasAi) reported

    When 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?