A service outage has been reported for Verizon customers in Southern California. The cause of the interruption is attributed to vandalism. Fiber lines were cut, resulting in disruptions to mobile and internet services for some customers.
The extent of the outage is not specified, but it is known to affect thousands of customers in the region. For more information on the outage, customers can refer to the official statement from Verizon, as reported by ABC7 Los Angeles.
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