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Spectrum says fiber optic outage in LA area ‘caused by a criminal act of vandalism’

  • On Sunday, June 15, 2025, Spectrum customers lost internet, cable, and phone services after fiber optic cables were cut in multiple places in Van Nuys, affecting Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
  • The outage was caused by vandalism related to metal theft, despite Spectrum clarifying that the affected fiber cables lack copper and other valuable metals.
  • Spectrum reported thousands of customers experienced prolonged outages while crews worked through Sunday and Monday to restore service across the impacted areas.
  • Spectrum is collaborating with law enforcement in Los Angeles and is providing a reward of up to $25,000 for tips that lead to arrests, encouraging the public to call 833-404-TIPS.
  • The incident highlights increasing criminal vandalism challenges affecting the telecommunications sector due to rising prices of metals, with broader risks for customers and local businesses.
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Ventura County Star broke the news in on Sunday, June 15, 2025.
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