A power outage is currently affecting the north side of San Antonio. The number of people impacted by the outage is over 3,000. CPS Energy is investigating the cause of the power outage.
Details about the outage and the investigation are available from the utility company and local news sources. com, which is providing coverage of the power outage and the ongoing investigation by CPS Energy.
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