Residents in Richmond, California, may be seeking information about electricity interruptions and possible restoration times as outage reports continue to be monitored on Friday, November 13, 2026.
Available city-level outage information indicates a limited interruption affecting approximately one customer in Richmond. However, the available public data does not identify the precise neighborhood or street affected.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), the electricity provider serving the area, maintains an online outage map where customers can check reported interruptions, affected locations and estimated restoration times.
At this stage, no confirmed cause has been established for the reported Richmond outage. Possible explanations for individual power interruptions can include equipment problems, damaged power lines, weather-related issues or planned maintenance, but none of these should be assumed to explain this particular report.
Restoration estimates also depend on the specific outage. PG&E provides estimated return-to-service times when available, and those estimates may change as crews assess damage and complete repairs.
Residents experiencing an interruption are encouraged to check the official PG&E outage map and report any outage that is not already listed. Customers can also sign up for text, email or telephone alerts to receive updates about their service.
Anyone who sees a fallen power line should stay well away and contact emergency services and PG&E.
Further information about affected streets, the cause of the interruption and restoration times will depend on updates from the utility.