SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Thousands of PG&E customers lost power in the San Francisco Bay Area on Friday as part of PG&E's Public Safety Power Shutoff. The shutoff aims to reduce risks of wildfires igniting from done-dry brush, live electrical wires, whipping winds, and low humidity. A Red Flag Warning will continue through Saturday afternoon. The PSPS may last until Sunday, according to PG&E officials. As of late Friday morning, PG&E shut off power for more than 4,000 customers in Napa and Sonoma counties. Nearly 1,000 customers lost power in Contra Costa County, along with 663 in Santa Clara County and 422 in Alameda County. "This PSPS has been called due to a high wind event, c
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