fire safety

PG&E may cut electricity during high fire danger, are you prepared?
PG&E may cut electrical power during days of extreme fire danger following last year's North Bay fires. That would cause WiFi transmitters, streaming televisions and digital assisants like Amazon's Echo to go dark. Here are some tips to get ready for a possible blackout.
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