A clearer view of the grid.
Explore reported outages across California, check your utility, and make a plan for what comes next.
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Checking reported conditions
Connecting to the public outage feed.
Find your area.
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Official utility links are available below.
Map data may be delayed. An absent marker does not confirm that power is on.
Your utility is the source of record.
For restoration estimates, planned maintenance, PSPS notices, or to report an outage, use your provider’s official tools. The planned/maintenance layer uses SCE’s public incident feed; other utilities’ scheduled work and PSPS events may not appear. Check the official tools below.
Pacific Gas & Electric
Northern & Central California
Outage information & reporting ↗Southern California Edison
Central, Coastal & Southern California
Outage information & reporting ↗San Diego Gas & Electric
San Diego County
Outage information & reporting ↗Los Angeles DWP
City of Los Angeles
Outage information & reporting ↗About the data
The map and snapshot collect directly from the public SCE, SDG&E, and PG&E maps. Records include individual incidents and SDG&E ZIP reporting summaries. Reporting summaries are not precise outage locations. Data is fetched when this page opens and refreshed every five minutes while the page is visible. Coverage and reporting times vary; this is not a complete real-time inventory of all California incidents.
Source health and original utility maps: View source registry ↗. Map tiles © CARTO and OpenStreetMap contributors. The planned/maintenance layer uses SCE’s public ArcGIS layer ↗.
Public Safety Power Shutoffs
During dangerous fire weather, utilities may turn off power to reduce ignition risk. Follow your utility’s official PSPS alerts and local emergency instructions. Outage monitoring does not replace an evacuation notice or emergency warning.