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San Diego Gas & Electric notified certain East County residents Sunday that it may have to turn off power because of elevated fire weather conditions.

NBC7’s Bridget Naso shows us how fire agencies across San Diego prepare for critical fire weather that is expected to arrive in just hours.

A relentless heat wave scorching parts of Southern California prompted the operator of the state’s electric power system to issue an emergency notice Saturday evening, which meant rotating blackouts were possible, including in San Diego County.

With people staying at home, energy bills are going up. During the pandemic, home energy usage is rising, especially during heatwaves.

NBC 7 Responds’ Consumer Bob looked at the resources available for people having trouble paying their higher electric bills.

San Diego Gas & Electric warned its customers Tuesday that a new wave of scammers is targeting them and threatening to cut off their service unless they pay their utility bills immediately with prepaid cards.

The California Independent System Operator (ISO) has directed San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) to initiate rotating, hour-long outages as a result of excessive heat driving up electricity use.

Yes, San Diego, miracles do happen: County residents can expect to see tidy little credits in their bills during the next two months, according to utility officials.

San Diego Gas and Electric capped a gas line that ruptured Monday night in Paradise Hills and triggered evacuations. The utility responded to 5542 Potomac St., east of Rachael Avenue just before 9 p.m. and found a broken line that was blowing gas. Witness Eleanor Luna said a car crashed into the line on the side of a home next…

More information on the wildfire webinar.

It all started about two weeks ago near a Black Lives Matter rally in Poway when Emmanuel Cafferty, a San Diego Gas and Electric employee, encountered a stranger on the roadway. The stranger followed Cafferty and took a picture of him as his arm hung out the window of his company truck. The picture made the rounds on Twitter accompanied…

The man told NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar he was charged, tried and convicted on social media, and said his employer jumped to conclusions.

San Diego Gas & Electric officials announced a campaign Wednesday to publicize job openings and recruit as many local candidates as possible to support the region’s ongoing economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Graduation season is upon us and it may look a little different this year — being in the midst of a pandemic and all — but electric companies are sharing a familiar warning: keep your Mylar balloons away from our power lines.

With many San Diegans working from home, the amount of electricity used in homes had already jumped. All of this means we will likely see higher energy bills, but there are ways to cut back on power usage.

NBC 7 Responds’ Consumer Bob looks at ways we can all cut back on our energy usage at home.

Public testimony reveals newly-acquired city highrise at 101 Ash was considered “functionally obsolete” by previous tenant, Sempra Energy.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and couples are preparing to express their love through flowers, candy and through an item that a local utility company is warning against – devious mylar balloons. SDG&E is reminding sweethearts that the festive item can be disruptive and cause power outages when in contact with power lines. The company is urging...

A power outage Monday evening left more than 1,200 people without power in the communities of Kearny Mesa, Tierrasanta and Mission Valley.

San Diego Gas & Electric said 510 customers lost power in the Ocean Beach area around 5:30 p.m.