ALT Wildfire Recovery Compensation Program Deadline Approaching Apply to SCE’s voluntary Wildfire Recovery Compensation Program by Nov. 30
ALT Blue and yellow graphic with a clock icon. Bold text at the top reads, "Daylight Saving Time Ends." Below, it says, "You just got an extra hour. Here are 4 ways to spend it." Southern California Edison logo at the bottom.
ALT A graphic with a blue background features a large yellow clock symbol with "-1 Hour" inside. Text above reads "Change the Clocks," and below it says "Sunday, Nov. 1 at 2 a.m." The Southern California Edison logo is at the bottom.
ALT A blue background with a yellow bell icon indicating an alert. Text reads, "Check your smoke alarm batteries." At the bottom, there's a yellow strip with the Southern California Edison logo.
ALT Image of a yellow car with a lightning bolt symbol above it on a blue background. Text above reads, "Shift EV charging or dishwasher running to off-peak hours." Southern California Edison logo at the bottom.
ALT A laptop is displayed against a blue background. Above it, the text reads "Be mindful of wasted energy. Vampire Appliances" with small silhouettes of bats.
ALT Vampire Appliances infographic. Title: "Be Mindful of Wasted Energy." Sections: 1) Use power strips to turn off multiple devices easily. 2) Unplug fully charged devices like cellphones and laptops. 3) Unplug infrequently used items, such as extra TVs or desktop computers. Three bat illustrations adorn the top.
ALT The image is an informational graphic with a blue background titled "Vampire Appliances." It features a list of common appliances that can waste energy, including video game consoles, cable and satellite TV boxes, kitchen appliances like coffee makers, laptops, desktop computers, DVD and DVR players, and devices that turn on automatically. Additionally, chargers, printers, lights, and electronics with a status light or clock are listed. Decorative bats are present in the top left corner.
ALT Blue background Halloween safety tips poster with spider web illustration. Includes three sections: 1) 'Watch out for power lines and poles' with caution icon, advises keeping decorations 10 feet away. 2) 'Power on decorations only as needed' with pumpkin icon, advises turning off decorations when not home. 3) 'Keep it safe outdoors' with umbrella and lights icon, advises using water-resistant lights and cords.
ALT Handwritten letter expressing gratitude after a fire event. The letter is addressed to those who helped process her claim. It is signed by Angela Loera, identified as a "Eaton Fire Survivor," and dated 10/14/26.
ALT Rain safety tips for Halloween on a dark, water-patterned background. Icons illustrate advice: avoid downed wires, stay 100 feet away from downed wires, keep a flashlight handy, ensure spare batteries, use a portable charger, and have a battery-operated radio.
ALT A person holding an Edison energy bill with graphs showing electricity usage. The bill is placed on a table with a green tablecloth and a few other papers. The text reads: "More ways to manage your energy bill. SCE offers programs and tools to help you lower your monthly bill, catch up on a past-due balance or avoid billing surprises.
ALT A house decorated for Halloween with colorful lights and inflatable decorations in the yard. Text on the image reads: "Don't let electrical hazards haunt your Halloween. Southern California Edison offers tips to decorate safely this Halloween."
ALT Cybersecurity safety tips poster from Southern California Edison. It warns about fake websites that impersonate utility services to steal information and money and advises using a password manager or strong passphrases for online protection. Visit sce.com/scamalerts for more tips.
ALT A yellow and blue infographic titled "Rain Safety: Outage Safety Tips" with six icons. Tips include: keep distance from downed wires and call 911, have a flashlight handy, keep spare batteries, use a portable charger, and ensure a battery-operated radio is available.
ALT A person in a utility bucket truck examines power lines against a clear blue sky and green trees. Text below reads: "PSPS Update. All customers who were without power due to Public Safety Power Shutoffs have been re-energized now that fire weather conditions have subsided and our crews have inspected the lines. We know being without power is difficult and we work diligently to minimize the impact of these events on our customers. The safety of our communities and SCE team is our priority. Visit sce.com/psps to prepare and learn more." The Southern California Edison logo is at the bottom.
ALT Here is the alt text for the image: A notification from Southern California Edison dated October 17, 2026, at 4 p.m. states that power outages are occurring due to high winds and dry conditions. It provides updates on the number of affected customers: 31,758 in Los Angeles and Ventura counties and 1,972 elsewhere. A safety reminder is included for downed power lines.