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Power Outages Leave Over 1,600 Customers Without Power

Both Stevenson Ranch and Circle J Ranch Southern California Edison customers have lost power for unexpected circumstances.

Over 1,600 Southern California Edison customers have reportedly lost power around 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.

The outage is reported as, “an outage caused by unexpected circumstances, such as traffic accidents or severe weather,” according to Southern California Edison.

Power is expected to return to most Circle J Ranch customers by 5:15 p.m.

Just under 200 Southern California Edison Customers in Stevenson Ranch lost power around 4:15 p.m. Southern California Edison has reported this repair as in-progress, and crews are performing repairs.

Power is expected to return to most Stevenson Ranch customers by 6:00 p.m.


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Power Outages Leave Over 1,600 Customers Without Power

2 comments

  1. Go ahead and build thousands more homes up there with no water and poor electricity.
    Idiotic!

  2. The windmills stopped spinning on our new “green” electrical system!

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About David Melnarik

David Melnarik was born and raised in Santa Clarita, graduating from Hart Senior High School in 2014. David is currently a Video and News intern at KHTS with plans to complete his Associates Degree of Arts in filmmaking at College of the Canyons in Spring 2019.