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Thousands left without power as massive winter storm sweeps through Southland

CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Nov. 8 AM Edition) 02:21

A massive storm sweeping through Southern California has left thousands of people without power. 

On top of the mandatory evacuations, flash flood warnings and road closures, tens of thousands of people were affected by power outages due to the storm. 

Residents serviced by SoCal Edison and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power felt the impact the most, with tens of thousands experiencing outages Tuesday afternoon. 

More to come. 

 

7:15 p.m. update - LADWP


A large number of residents serviced by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power also experienced considerable power outages due to the winter storm rolling through the area. 

Latest updates of of 7:30 p.m.:

  • 385 in Encino,
  • 401 in Pacoima,
  • 871 in Studio City,
  • 1,505 in Sylmar
  • 937 in Woodland Hills.
By KCAL News Staff
 

7:15 p.m. update - SoCal Edison

As the storm continues to rage on, widespread power outages have reached further throughout the Southland. 

Latest updates as of 7:30 p.m., where more than 10,000 residents serviced by SoCal Edison were impacted by power outages, including:

  • 4,852 Los Angeles County,
  • 392 in Orange County,
  • 48 in Riverside County,
  • 3,943 in San Bernardino County.
By KCAL News Staff
 

Los Angeles Department of Water & Power outages

As of 4:30 p.m., more than 10,000 residents were impacted by power outages, including:

  • 2,435 in Beverly Grove,
  • 1,468 in Chinatown,
  • 1,692 in Downtown Los Angeles,
  • 1,643 in East Hollywood,
  • 1,950 in Griffith Park,
  • 871 in Studio City,
  • 848 in Sunland,
  • 937 in Woodland Hills
By KCAL News Staff
 

Southern California Edison reported outages

As of 4:30 p.m., nearly 8,000 residents were impacted by power outages, including:

  • 5,983 in Los Angeles County
  • 207 in Orange County
  • 43 in Riverside County
  • 1,113 in San Bernardino County
By KCAL News Staff
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