Car Crash in Stockton Leaves Nearly 1,900 Without Power

Stockton, California — A car crash in Stockton on Sunday evening left nearly 1,900 residents without power after a pickup truck collided with a power pole, bringing down power lines.

The Stockton Police Department responded to the scene near Navy Drive and Fresno Avenue at approximately 7:50 p.m. The crash caused extensive damage to electrical infrastructure, disrupting power to 1,882 Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers. By 11:51 p.m., only 14 customers remained without electricity as PG&E crews worked to restore service.

The driver involved in the crash was transported to a nearby hospital, but their condition has not been disclosed. Such accidents are not only physically traumatic but can also have a lasting emotional toll on those involved. Our thoughts are with the driver as they recover from this unexpected and challenging ordeal.

PG&E confirmed they prioritize repairs and ensure workers’ safety while restoring service. If you or a loved one has been impacted by an accident like this, contact us today to understand your legal options.

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