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Over 2,000 residents were impacted due to a Santa Clarita power outage Tuesday.
The power outage was first reported around 11:35 a.m. in the Valencia and Newhall area, said Ben Gallagher, a spokesperson for Southern California Edison, (SCE).
Originally 2,927 customers were impacted, Gallagher said.
As of 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, 1,614 residents are without power.
The boundaries of the outage were Magic Mountain Parkway to the north, Railroad Avenue to the east, Wiley Canyon Road to the west and Lyons Avenue to the south.
There is no expected time for the power to be restored, and the cause of the outage is unknown, according to Gallagher.
Ed. Note: This is a breaking news story; more information will be added as it becomes available.
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Hope the electric cars were charged prior to the outage.
Don’t worry the solar & windmills will save us! Were the several nuclear power plants on the hundreds of miles of un used land along the ocean also off line??!
San Onofre has been decommissioned.
If you stick two copper rods in Alice you can power your DC radio.
Good one & the rods with electrical charge will make mAlice’s hair look like “just out of bed” flaming Liberals Barbara Ferrer type hair, as evidenced by examples on CNN, MSNBC, “automatic” channel 1 by Spectrum, etc.!