South Pasadena accidentally sends emergency alert test to phones across L.A. County

Los Angeles TimesWednesday, November 12, 2025 at 3:54:52 AM
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South Pasadena accidentally sends emergency alert test to phones across L.A. County
On Tuesday, shortly before 6 p.m., an emergency alert test was accidentally sent to phones across Los Angeles County. This incident highlights ongoing challenges faced by government officials with wireless emergency alert systems, which are designed to provide timely information during emergencies. The alert was not intended for public distribution, raising concerns about the reliability of such systems in critical situations.
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