Outages were widespread across Philadelphia and the collar counties, making restoration efforts more complex, said a PECO ...

PECO is working to fix outages from last week’s storm. But thousands of customers are without power for A/C as temperatures ...

Thousands of Peco customers in the Philadelphia region were forced to face Monday’s brutal heat without power. As of 8 a.m.

Despite the extreme heat, crews have made good progress on restoring power outages that lingered since Thursday's storms. PECO crews will continue to work through the heat, of course, staying hydrated ...

A notification on PECO's website stated: “Strong high winds and rain have passed through our service area. Do not touch or move downed wires and consider all downed wires as energized and dangerous.

More than 5,000 PECO customers are without power, with the largest number in Philadelphia County, where more than 1,500 ...

Downed trees and fallen limbs damaged electrical equipment throughout the Philly region. More than 140,000 customers still ...

Some roads still closed and PECO is in the field working on a multi-day restoration. Next up, it’s out of the frying pan and ...

PECO officials said on Sunday that it made "major progress" by restoring electric service for more than 307,000 of the 327,000 customers who were initially impacted by the intense and destructive ...

PECO said they made significant progress to restore power overnight Monday, saying all but a few hundred customers are back ...