DWP restores water service for thousands of L.A. residents, but boil water notice remains
The Los Angeles Department of Public Works has restored water service to more than 9,000 San Fernando Valley residents after a valve failure caused taps to run dry or slow to a trickle last week. According to the DWP, water flow to residents in the Granada Hills and Porter Ranch areas was restored as of 2:37 a.m. Monday. Residents however were told that a boil water notice would remain in effect for several more days. The boil water notice instructs residents to only used boiled tap water or bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes.
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