Credit: Jean Anderson
Photo Credit: Jean Anderson
SCE workers Hector Frias (left) and Michael Kao deliver transformers needed for repairs in Forest Falls.
Credit: Jean Anderson
Photo Credit: Jean Anderson
Hector Frias, SCE maintenance worker, checks transformers brought in for repairs in Forest Falls.
Credit: Jean Anderson
Photo Credit: Jean Anderson
SCE crews wait to be dispatched to make repairs in Forest Falls.
Credit: Jean Anderson
Photo Credit: Jean Anderson
SCE set up its mobile command center outside Yucaipa to serve residents up the mountain in Forest Falls.
Credit: Robert Francisco Bravo
Photo Credit: Robert Francisco Bravo
Heavy winds and snow toppled trees onto houses and power lines in Forest Falls.
Credit: Robert Francisco Bravo
Photo Credit: Robert Francisco Bravo
Two feet of snow fell in Forest Falls in early January, coating trees and power lines.
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