POWER OUTAGES: Power restored to 'essentially' all customers after bomb cyclone, PG&E says

Thousands of PG&E customers remain without power after the biggest storm in years hit the Bay Area on Sunday.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Power has been restored to the majority of PG&E customers that lost electricity after an atmospheric river battered the San Francisco Bay Area for days, according to officials.

PG&E says about 851,000 customers lost power during the storm and about 99% of them have had their power restored.

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POWER OUTAGES: Power restored to 'essentially' all customers after storm, PG&E says