LOS ANGELES - Charter Communications (Spectrum) has classified an attack on its Van Nuys network as an act of domestic terrorism due to the extensive damage and impact on critical services. The June ...

Spectrum officials have reportedly ratcheted up their rhetoric following the apparently deliberate slashing of fiber-optic lines in the San Fernando Valley. Initially, the company called the ...

Communications officials noted that the collective disruption of the fiber cuts in Missouri is comparable to that of the June 15 attack in Van Nuys, California, which was also dubbed domestic ...

Thirteen cables were severed in the June 15 incident, cutting service to a U.S. military base, 911 and other emergency dispatch centers, fire and police departments and healthcare facilities.

Charter Communications reports Missouri is facing a 200% rise in fiber cable vandalism, causing major Spectrum outages and ...

Last month's vandalism of Spectrum fiber-optic lines — which temporarily knocked out internet service for more than 50,000 customers in Los Angeles and Ventura counties — should be labeled ...

Police say severed cables that caused internet outage was an act of vandalism; the company that owns the lines says it was ...

Subscribers in Southern California of Spectrum’s Internet service experienced outages over the weekend following what company officials said was an attempted theft of copper lines located in Van ...

Spectrum has remained mum on when the statewide internet outage will be restored or what caused. Texans have lots to say about it. MySA Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

A $25,000 reward was offered in connection with an internet outage caused by a criminal act of vandalism Sunday that affected thousands of Los Angeles Spectrum customers, according to the company.

Internet and cable provider Spectrum has reported outages in Los Angeles are “caused by a criminal act of vandalism,” according to a company post on X. CNN values your feedback 1.

Vandalism spurs Spectrum internet, phone outages in Austin. Outage reports began trickling in early in the morning on Tuesday, May 13. By Kelsey Thompson, Austin Digital Reporter May 13, 2025.