Thousands of San Fernando Valley residents have had their running water restored, though they’re not quite back to normal ...

As of 4 p.m. on Wednesday, LADWP reported that they distributed 11,200 cases of water to residents and businesses in the area, totaling 270,000 bottles of water.

Thousands of San Fernando Valley residents remain without running water as crews continue emergency repairs on a broken underground valve, with officials warning the outage could last through the ...

It's the second day that residents in the Porter Ranch and Granada Hills neighborhoods of Los Angeles County are left without ...

LAFD restored water and hydrant pressure in Northern San Fernando Valley, but the boil water notice remains pending LADWP's water quality tests.

After days without clean water, thousands of Granada Hills and Porter Ranch residents are a step closer to restored service ...

Thousands of San Fernando Valley residents were expected to remain without water through the weekend as repair work continues ...

Residents in the Porter Ranch and Granada Hills neighborhoods of Los Angeles County are being asked to conserve water, if they have any, as crews work to repair a water system break on Wednesday ...

LADWP lifted the boil water notice for Granada Hills and Porter Ranch, confirming tap water is safe after tests.

Customers in the affected area are still urged to continue using boiled or bottled water until DWP staff complete two 18-hour ...

An emergency repair at a local pump station will cause water service disruption for nearly 10,000 Angelenos in the Granada Hills and Porter Ranch areas of the San Fernando Valley, Mayor Karen Bass ...