LeBron James evacuates as L.A.-area wildfire rages
Window with little or no wind expected ahead of more punishing gusts as firefighters battle massive Kincade Fire in Northern California
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Window with little or no wind expected ahead of more punishing gusts as firefighters battle massive Kincade Fire in Northern California
The planned power cut is impacting nearly 180,000 homes and businesses across portions of 17 counties in the Golden State
The warning comes less than two weeks after the utility blacked out much of Northern California
"It's controlled chaos right now," said one solar installer amid surging demand after electricity shutdown
The largest blaze has charred over 7,500 acres near L.A.
Firefighters battling Saddle Ridge Fire along the northern edge of Los Angeles from the air and on the ground
California utility's CEO apologizes for the marketing event, calling it "insensitive" and "tone deaf," a report says
The shutdowns are a desperate effort to prevent utility equipment from igniting fires
Hundreds of thousands in California could be without power for days in the largest public-safety outage in the state's history
An economist says the Pacific Gas and Electric power cut to prevent wildfires could cost the region $2.6 billion in lost revenue
With fire conditions set to hit "extreme" risk levels, beleaguered PG&E says only option is to cut power to hundreds of thousands of clients
Firefighters reported that they were responding to multiple calls of people stuck in elevators
Guests made the most out of the situation by singing and dancing in the dark Plaza Hotel
Parts of New York City went dark Saturday in a massive power outage that affected 72,000 customers at its height
Despite needing repairs to decades-old power equipment, PG&E spent $5 billion on shareholder dividends
Power restored for tens of millions in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay; Argentina's embattled president calls outage "unprecedented"
The failure of the countries' interconnected power grid is still unexplained
Millions are threatened Sunday night with damaging winds, downpours and power outages as a massive and powerful storm system heading into the east. It's already left a path of destruction and death across the south. At least six people have been killed this weekend by violent weather. Mireya Villarreal reports.
A lawsuit filed Monday says a weeklong power failure at a federal jail in New York City caused "inhumane conditions" for inmates
Winter storm turns deadly on the roads, knocks out power to thousands; Fallen sergeant killed in the line of duty honored by fellow officers
Winter storm slams Midwest and Northeast; Bhutanese conjoined twins "still want to be close" to each other one week after separation surgery.
An early blast of winter weather hit several states Thursday. Road conditions have gotten worse as the storm moves north. CBS News' Nikki Battiste has the latest.
Severe storms leave thousands in Florida without power; Firefighter and police officer don't let Hurricane Michael ruin their wedding day.
Severe storms tore through the Tampa area in Florida on Friday, including at least one tornado. Trees and wires went down, while roofs were ripped off homes. CBS News national correspondent Manuel Bojorquez reports.
Mexico Beach mayor "shocked" by catastrophic damage; Officers witness remarkable squirrel rescue.