Thousands in the San Fernando Valley neighborhoods of Granada Hills and Porter Ranch have been without water for two days now as crews work to repair a faulty water valve.

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Thousands of residents and businesses in the San Fernando Valley, specifically Porter Ranch and Granada Hills, are without water due to a damaged underground valve at a local pump station. The outage comes during a period of high temperatures and elevated fire risk, prompting concerns among affected families.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is distributing bottled water to those impacted, while fire crews remain on alert due to the dry conditions. Residents have been advised to conserve water, avoid outdoor watering, and follow boil water notices. Repair efforts are ongoing as authorities work to restore normal service.

Thousands without water in San Fernando Valley

to get the water back on. That's what's going on here. That's what's going on here. That's what's going on here. That's what's going on here. Thousands remain without power and Porter Ranch Granada Hills is crews there repair a damaged underground water valve at a pump station. That scramble to get the water back on comes as temperatures there in triple digits in some places, and there's fire risk as well. Fox 11's newest reporter Nick Garcia is live in Porter Ranch with the rush to repair. How's it going out there, Nick? All right, Alex Christine. I can tell you that there's a lot of water coming out of the pump station. There's a lot of water coming out of the rugs. They've also got several pallets of cases of water bottles. They're placing those in the trunks here. These cars have been lined up around the block since about seven o'clock this morning, and it has not died down. At all. This happening as fire crews are also concerned about the fire risk. Given the high heat here, take a look. Great Lexus. With thousands of people in Porter Ranch and Granada Hills. Are loading up their cars with bottled water. Come on down. Come on down. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is giving families impacted by the water valve failure cases of water. I'm very grateful that this is here for us, and I have a car and I can come get it and stuff happens. You know, she says she does still have running water but is under the water. Some of her cars are still in the water. Some of the cars are still in the water. Some of the cars are still blue. Others don't have any water at all. Have you been without water for how many days? Two days now. Two days now. What's the big concern for you? I have. Family of four of the dog at home. Sky Fox overhead, capturing the repair work this afternoon efforts to fix the valve failure, which left this 10 million gallon water tanker in the water. The water tanker has been replaced by a new tanker. That's what happened during the Palisades fire, where hydrants ran dry by pre positioning tankers ready for any flames that spark. We have our five Hillett water dropping helicopters that heavy. Baker drops 2600 gallons of water. We have operations of relay cycling for pools, so we're ready and prepared. Meanwhile people are doing their best to stay cool while we're staying dry. We're doing our best to stay cool. We're doing our best to stay dry. That's that's a good thing. And back out here live people. They're also giving these people waiting in line here papers with information about the boil water. Notice a few other reminders from L A. D W P. Turn those sprinklers off and avoid watering your garden or your lawn with the water hose. But really think about that 9200 L A D W customers impacted. Those are households and businesses, San Francisco fire duty inspecting. Live in Porter Ranch. I'm Nick Garcia. I'll send it back to you. All thank you. With the alarming number of lives taken by police reportedly last year, we set the

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