The Pacific, Gas & Electric Company cut electricity Tuesday night to 14,414 North Bay customers, including in Sonoma County, as the utility moved forward with a massive power shut-off to minimize the threat of wildfires as gusty winds enter the region.
Wildfire Season: PG&E Blacks Out Some Customers to Reduce California Risks - WSJ
PG&E Corp. PCG -0.44% said it was cutting off electricity Tuesday to as many as 51,000 customers in heavily forested parts of Northern California to reduce the risk that its power equipment will spark wildfires.
The utility company said it began implementing so-called public safety power shut-offs Tuesday at 5 p.m. Pacific Time in small parts of 18 counties north of San Francisco in anticipation of wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour, conditions that can cause fires to rapidly spread.
T-Mobile says hackers steal about 7.8 mln postpaid customers' personal data | Reuters
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A T-Mobile logo is seen on the storefront door of a store in Manhattan, New York, U.S., April 30, 2018. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton/File Photo
The company was made aware of the attack late last week, it said in a statement, after an online forum claimed that personal data of its users were leaked.
6 powerless days: Hardships mount for utility customers
Detroit — Six days after losing power, Artavia Ballard and her husband, James, would like to be back in their Detroit home.
But they spent Monday afternoon in their car, trying to avoid being a burden. Ballard, 21, ate a corned beef roll as James, 32, slept.
T-Mobile confirms hackers stole about 7.8M postpaid customers' personal data | Fox Business
T-Mobile US confirmed on Wednesday that the investigation into a cyberattack has revealed that some personal data of about 7.8 million customers was affected, according to Reuters.
Vice 's Motherboard reported over the weekend that the telecom giant experienced a massive breach, citing hackers on an online forum purporting to be selling the data.
PG&E begins shutting off power to 51,000 customers
SAN FRANCISCO – Pacific Gas & Electric Co. on Tuesday night began shutting off power to 51,000 customers in Northern California to reduce the risk of sparking new wildfires amid dry and windy conditions.
The public safety power shutoff, or PSPS, is expected to affect customers in 18 counties, including 18 in Alameda County, 334 in Contra Costa County, 1,093 in Solano County, 1,864 in Sonoma County and 6,849 in Napa County.
No shot, no service: Some NYC businesses now checking if customers are
Norbu Lama, 17, said he was surprised when a server politely asked for his vaccination card soon after he slid into a booth with his parents and younger sister.
"We didn't know we had to bring it," he said. The server appeared relieved when Lama and his family presented copies of their vaccination cards on their phone, Lama said.
"Now that our customers are getting bigger, we want to be closer to the source"
It was time for Atrium Agri's growth strategy to take the next step. JB Hydroponics, a specialist in cultivation systems and substrates, is now the seventh partner in the partnership of Henk Verbakel (Havecon), Edward Verbakel (VB Group), and Koen Brabander (PB tec).
JB Hydroponics (JBH) has been a familiar name on the international stage for years, thanks to the company's concepts for flexible and constructive solutions for substrates, substrate systems and turnkey projects.
JPMorgan Chase warns customers of possible data exposure | American Banker
JPMorgan Chase says a technical glitch may have exposed the personal information of some online and mobile banking customers.
Customers might have seen other customers' balances and transactions as well as name and account numbers, the company said.
'It's devastating': Customers and partners react to Russo's in Watertown shutting its doors this
"The pasta, the tuna fish, the teriyaki salmon, the ravioli!" she lamented, ticking off a list of her favorite dishes at the venerable grocer. "Oh, the chocolate mousse. The cheeses!"
The Newton resident was one of many longtime customers wandering the aisles of Russo's market in disbelief this week after learning that the Watertown institution, which has been in business for over 100 years, would be shutting its doors this fall.
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