LOS ANGELES -- Crews were working to repair another water main break Thursday in the wake of Tuesday's rupture of a pipeline that spewed more than 20 million gallons of water, CBS Los Angeles reports.

A water main break on Sunset Boulevard flooded much of the UCLA campus Tuesday afternoon. A portion of Sunset, one of Los Angeles’ main arteries, was shut down.

Water Main Break Floods Downtown Los Angeles Streets The rupture sent a torrent of water in the streets and flooded the parking lot of a Jack and the Box and a CVS Pharmacy.

Restrooms were shut down and passengers were advised to not drink from water fountains after a water main break forced the shutdown of a line at Los Angeles International Airport's Terminal 5.

Part of a street crumbled in a water main break early Wednesday that flooded several blocks of a South Los Angeles neighborhood. The break was reported some time before 3 a.m. near 69th Street and ...

Los Angeles water main break floods Sunset Boulevard, UCLA campus Holly Yan and Steve Almasy, CNN 2 minute read Updated 10:35 AM EDT, Wed July 30, 2014 Link Copied! Video Ad ...

A broken water main has left a busy area of Los Angeles with serious flooding on city streets. The flood, reported at 4:10 a.m. Monday, is most prominent on the 600 block of Formosa Avenue, a ...

The break on the main - which was installed in 1927 - was affecting nearly 50 customers in the area, according to Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. Water was expected to be restored ...

LOS ANGELES — Authorities were assessing the damage Wednesday after a 93-year-old water main broke near the campus of the University of California-Los Angeles, sending a torrent raging through ...

WESTWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The cleanup continues in Westwood as crews try to find a way to repair Sunset Boulevard following the massive water-main break that spewed millions of gallons of ...

A water main burst in downtown Los Angeles late Wednesday, sending water gushing down Sunset Boulevard and flooding at least one business. It took the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power ...