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LOS ANGELES - The failure of a key transmission line was blamed for power outages that left nearly half a million people without air conditioning for about 30 minutes on a day when temperatures in Southern California hovered around 100 degrees.
Southern California Edison began shutting off power in areas Thursday after the California Independent System Operator, which operates the electric grid in California, declared a transmission emergency.
About a half hour later, power was being restored to people subjected to the blackouts in Fontana, La Puente, Cathedral City, Huntington Beach, Long Beach and Ontario, said ISO spokeswoman Stephanie McCorkle.
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Originally posted by LeftBehind
Why are they denying it already if it's just a normal blackout, and why is it on all the channels. Last time my area lost power it didn't even make the local paper.
Originally posted by Nerdling
For those watching tv CNBC has some great pictures.
Originally posted by XPhiles
I heard someone probably cut a cable by accident...
KFWB Los Angeles, California announced it..
Originally posted by LeftBehind
However it seems strange to me that all the news channels are saying that it's not terrorism.
Why are they denying it already if it's just a normal blackout, and why is it on all the channels. Last time my area lost power it didn't even make the local paper.