Update at 4:10 p.m.: While snow-covered roads have made it difficult to access areas, leaving several PG&E customers without electricity, a new major roadway reopening could bring some relief in the Arnold area off Highway 4. Calaveras County Public Works reports that Moran Road, a main travel route for residents, has reopened. It closed on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 22, 2026, between Love Creek Road and Lighting Lane for tree-clearing efforts.
In Tuolumne County, the power has been restored to all customers except a few in Twain Harte, with no restoration time given.
Original post written by BJ Hansen at 7:41 a.m.: Arnold, CA — Snow-covered roads in difficult-to-access areas are still leaving several PG&E customers without electricity.
PG&E reports that there were multiple trees that fell into power lines. The largest remaining outages are still impacting 436 and 285 customers. PG&E is aiming for full restoration by 8 pm this evening.
The earlier power outages in West Point have been restored.
In Tuolumne County, there are still 14 customers without power in the Pinecrest area, and crews are delayed due to the inaccessible conditions. The earlier outages in Cedar Ridge have been restored, and there is only a single customer still without electricity in Twain Harte.
