SCE is again using public safety power shutoffs to reduce the risk of wildfires amid Santa Ana winds.

Power outage map: Where Southern California Edison has cut electricity or is considering it (Oct. 24)
Nikie Johnson
Pasadena Star News
Oct 24, 2019

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Southern California Edison has shut off power to more than 31,000 customers and has 386,000 more customers in areas where it’s considering cutting power due to weather conditions that are raising the fire danger.

According to Edison’s website, as of 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, those without electricity include almost 10,400 customers in Los Angeles County, more than 7,400 in San Bernardino County and more than 1,800 in Riverside County. An earlier outage affecting a small number of Orange County customers was no longer listed.

Areas where power has been shut off

Los Angeles County: Unincorporated areas including Leona Valley, Agua Dulce, White Heather, Boiling Point, Forest Park, Mint Canyon, Chatsworth, Oaks, Lincoln Crest, Acton and Val Verde

Areas being considered for power shutoffs

Los Angeles County: Covina, Glendale, Glendora, La Canada-Flintridge, Lancaster, Palmdale, San Fernando, Santa Clarita, Malibu, Universal City and Westlake Village; unincorporated areas including Verdugo City, Big Pines, Jackson Lake, Little Rock, Sun Village, Francisquito Canyon, Sandberg, Caswell, Peace Valley, Sierra Highway, Malibu Vista, Oak Hill, Seminole Hot Springs, Encinal Canyon Road, near Highway 23, La Crescenta, Three Points City, Soledad Canyon north of Highway 14, Vincent, Falling Springs, Leona Valley, Lake Hughes, Green Valley, Lake Elizabeth, Cantillas, Canyon Country, Lakeview Terrace, Agua Dulce, Mint Canyon, Chatsworth, Alta Dena, Acton, Singing Springs, Letteau Canyon, White Heather, Boiling Point, Hauser Canyon, Portal Ridge, Castaic, Mount Disappointment, Mount Wilson, Forest Park, La Crescenta-Montrose, Mount Baldy, San Antonio Heights, Stevenson Ranch, Santa Clarita Woodlands Park, along Angeles Crest Highway, Val Verde and Crescenta Valley