Two power outages have left more than 4,000 customers in the dark this morning. An equipment failure in Shoreline has affected approximately 1,740 customers in Lake Forest Park, Olympic Hills and Shoreline. Restoration is expected around 5 a.m.
The tragedy of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan turned to opportunity and the fulfillment of a dream to travel and assist others in need for Chris Peguero of Seattle City Light.
New Skagit Tours begin this weekend at North Cascade National Park Complex at Diablo Lake.
Seattle City Light’s contractor, MidMountain, is nearly finished with the first phase of a project to extend the underground electrical service along N. 34th Street east of the Aurora Bridge.
Everyone is invited to an open House at City Hall in downtown Seattle, Saturday, Jan. 29, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Roosevelt/Maple Leaf Neighborhood’s favorite vegetation management team is coming back to Seattle City Light’s North Substation next week to munch blackberry bushes in a four-day cleanup.
Ford Motor Company and the City of Seattle today announced a partnership to help prepare the city for the operation of electric vehicles.
Mayor Mike McGinn announced today that Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has affirmed Seattle City Light’s bond rating as AA- and a stable outlook. This rating is good news for ratepayers and independent validation that City Light is in good financial condition.
Seattle wants fiber-optic and ultra-high-speed Internet everywhere. Google is looking to build such broadband networks in one or more communities in the United States. You can help Seattle become that city.
Power was restored just after 1 p.m. to all customers in NE Seattle following outages that began at 10:10 Saturday morning. At that time, there were 7,023 customers without power. The causes of both outages have been determined to be cable failures. The original boundaries of the outages were: N:… [ Keep reading ]
