Officials are urging residents not let their guard down as more heavy rain and wind are expected to hit the Central Valley late Thursday into Friday.
Officers say the driver of a Honda slammed into a power pole on Riggin and road 72 around 2:30 a.m.
TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT: After seeing heavy winds rock the power lines back and forth, Santos Chable's instincts kicked in. He ran out of his car and 45 seconds later his gut feeling turned reality.
"We didn't burn down any houses... one of the things we did was give them the opportunity to actually refill their refrigerator 'cause their house is still there," said PG&E CEO Bill Johnson.
POWER SHUTOFF UPDATE: PG&E has restored power to essentially all customers impacted by the Oct. 29 Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS).
POWER SHUTOFF UPDATE: PG&E has given the weather "all clear" to begin inspections before restoring power to all Bay Area locations affected by the recent safety power shutoffs.
