SF among cities hit by nationwide AT&T outage

The City's emergency bureau said the outage confirms the needs for a more 'resilient network'

Tens of thousands of people nationwide, including some in San Francisco, were affected by an AT&T service outage Thursday morning, hamstringing their ability to make calls and send text messages for hours.

“We have restored wireless service to all our affected customers,” the representative said. “We sincerely apologize to them. Keeping our customers connected remains our top priority, and we are taking steps to ensure our customers do not experience this again in the future.” Chevy, not Cruise, will be featured on Giants jerseys this season The last-minute switch comes amid an increasingly foggy future for the San Francisco-based robotaxi firm

The spokesperson advised that residents experiencing emergencies who have lost cell signal either enable Wi-Fi calling on their phones or use landlines — though only 34% of homes in The City own the latter, according to 2022 data from Hire A Helper. If neither solution is an option, officials recommended asking friends or family members who use different carriers to call 911 on their behalf.

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