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AOL Outage Report in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California

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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Glendale, California

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Glendale and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

AOL Outage Chart in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California 05/09/2025 02:50

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.

  1. E-mail (73%)

    E-mail (73%)

  2. Internet (16%)

    Internet (16%)

  3. Total Blackout (9%)

    Total Blackout (9%)

  4. Wi-fi (1%)

    Wi-fi (1%)

  5. TV (%)

    TV (%)

  6. Phone (%)

    Phone (%)

Live Outage Map Near Glendale, Los Angeles County, California

The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Los Angeles and Glendale.

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City Problem Type Report Time
United StatesLos Angeles E-mail
United StatesGlendale Wi-fi
United StatesLos Angeles Internet
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AOL Issues Reports Near Glendale, California

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Glendale and nearby locations:

  • MissCarley MissCarley (@MissCarley) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @Mikel_Jollett Thanks for adding that!! I’m a millennial (1982) and we had internet in the mid 90s but it was EarthLink and Prodigy and AOL and no one went to it for advice, lol. And parents didn’t care how long we played outdoors or where coz it meant they didn’t have to deal with our crap.

  • satan_spice 𝕤𝕒𝕥𝕒𝕟 𝕤𝕡𝕚𝕔𝕖 (@satan_spice) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @angel_ponders Parent Over Shoulder. Some real AOL chat room ****.

  • JettiWhitewolf ЩΉIƬΣ ЩӨᄂF (@JettiWhitewolf) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @GibsonGothMan @unknown_meuknow @Wewillrocku66 @metalheadjs @mtlkeith @mcarr2k @nearly_departed @Figster017 @Shawnkin3 @1carolinagirl @Jo_Lloyd8 @slayerific13 @MTerkovich @nowayjeff @BerserkerBill @Doomsday3m @The_Brastard @tmudder4 @fcknheadbanger @polyunica1 @TheComicHunter @PamMcElravy @Dragonboy75 OMG in the full show he's talking about AOL damn I feel old now lol

  • jhamby Jake Hamby (@jhamby) reported from Los Angeles, California

    It was a mess for AOL in the short term because their customers started complaining about busy signals because of the greatly increased popularity of accessing both AOL and the Internet through their service. As a teenager, I’d cycle between the different services to try them.

  • StephanieDyas Stephanie Dyas (@StephanieDyas) reported from Los Angeles, California

    Imagine if this pandemic had happened in the early 90s when some people maybe had AOL for internet with slow dial up. Now we have FaceTime, Skype, Zoom, Netflix Party and Card Against Humanity virtual games to connect with friends. Could be worse.

  • rossrichie Ross Richie (@rossrichie) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @comixplex Yes, Malibu had an internal email network that did not connect to the outside world. AOL did exist then, though.

  • efunk64 Eric Garcia (@efunk64) reported from Alhambra, California

    @SteveTsak @AOLSupportHelp I had the same issue. Removing (deleting) the account from my iPhone and then adding it fixed the issue for me.

  • jhamby Jake Hamby (@jhamby) reported from Los Angeles, California

    The original Microsoft Network, now forgotten after it quickly rebranded into an Internet ISP bundled with Windows, was designed around the AOL style of having a rich native Windows client to provide GUI interfaces to network resources at lower bandwidth than the then-new WWW.

  • royeluna roye (@royeluna) reported from Los Angeles, California

    Every day I mentally say “files done” in that AOL computer voice ..help.

  • jhamby Jake Hamby (@jhamby) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @chococherries1 @TomMerfy @jathansadowski We can’t blame all or even most of our problems on AOL. In the end, they turned themselves from an “online service” into just another ISP. But they were an early example of the problems of moderating conversations. They had a lot of volunteers cleaning up the AOL chat rooms.

  • UKNOWBIGROB Rob (@UKNOWBIGROB) reported from Los Angeles, California

    **** All that #EndSARS bullshit. Nigerians been blowing me up begging for money since the AOL days talking bout their a prince. Until you give me my $100 from 02’ it’s **** You #NIGERIAPREVAIL

  • switttch scottt 🐢 (@switttch) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @lucabrazzers it took FOR-EV-ER to convince her to get AOL, but once she was on she never left. lol

  • RealMarkEbner Mark Ebner (@RealMarkEbner) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @DineshDSouza @goldengodzilla @KevinMKruse Where is this "show?" Is it on AOL or some ****?

  • xBrownxClown sidaXvida (@xBrownxClown) reported from Pasadena, California

    Remember when the AOL free trial CDs would come in the mail, sometimes in a tin box. I’d try to get online and I’d get all the way on to the point when it asks for credit card and then be like ****

  • jhamby Jake Hamby (@jhamby) reported from Los Angeles, California

    Ok, three dangerous differences, since I gave two: ad auctions and user-created groups. The third bad difference is that AOL used to cost money, so they could easily entice moderators for chat rooms by giving them free accounts. Facebook’s paying moderators & the PTSD is worse.

  • SethDaSportsMan Seth Klein (@SethDaSportsMan) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @realfakewalter Like, when AOL, emails, and texting first came out, no one really had problems spelling “your” or “you’re”. Now it’s so rampant I think it’s people’s brains have either regressed or they’ve just stopped caring. It’s like Idiocracy

  • el_duderino8184 The Essential Dude (@el_duderino8184) reported from Los Angeles, California

    I used to print out naked pics while my parents were at home, and use them for personal research at night.... AOL was way too loud to try that **** when the parents were home

  • EpicVoiceGuy Jon Bailey (@EpicVoiceGuy) reported from Los Angeles, California

    Ok since when did I start getting spam emails from an email address I NEVER created that’s somehow being sent to my actual real email address?!? I never had an AOL email!!! How’s it appearing in my GMAIL?!?

  • jhamby Jake Hamby (@jhamby) reported from Los Angeles, California

    I think AOL was just from a slightly more innocent era when digital video cameras hadn’t yet percolated out and Internet gore sites hadn’t filled up with literally the worst that humanity can do to other humans, animals, etc..

  • Kaaydeezy khepri (@Kaaydeezy) reported from Los Angeles, California

    @kennygoodwords @anjelflowerz @Clarisaelia Damn I lowkey need my aol email back. My tumblr & old SoundCloud password is in there 🥺

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • annessaoneill O♛ (@annessaoneill) reported

    @T_Gracchus @cosmoksmom It’s so much more than that but sounds like you’ve never really been. I also prefer their wings over Buffalo Wild Wings bc they’re fresh not frozen but I also still have an AOL email address. 🥴

  • MariusS75737526 Marius S (@MariusS75737526) reported

    @HBOMaxHelp are you going to fix your app, or do I need to cancel my subscription? Feels like AOL dial up circa 1991

  • SassySquatch530 SassySquatch530 (@SassySquatch530) reported

    @1Stop_Wrestling Anyone who says WWE had anything to do with it only saw the narrative portrayed on screen. It was 100% the Time Warner/AOL merge and the network hating wrestling. Ted loved it and as soon as it was out of his hands there was no hope.

  • PeasPolo84 PettyLaMale (@PeasPolo84) reported

    @B1ackSchefter I’ve been constantly bombarded with so much fake **** since the inception of the aol internet I can’t except this

  • KalZakath KalZakath (@KalZakath) reported

    @keezdawg @nathINSANE Ran in a 3stack and the latency was so bad. Like guys dead on screen, evaporated from a fusion or blown off the edge of the map and then getting punched by them. It honestly felt like old Team Fortress AOL dialup bad. My ping 40ms. No one on my team was over 80.

  • Coolydee CM Cooly Dee (@Coolydee) reported

    @1Stop_Wrestling The Aol Time Warner merger coupled with the fact TNT never wanted wrestling on their network from jump street.

  • HarryRBurger Harry Burger 🌻 ☮️💚 (@HarryRBurger) reported

    @mizshellytee It hasn't meant that since the main online chat service was AOL Instant Messenger & you had to remember all your friend's screen names. I'm guessing you're over 30 :-D

  • wavewrim WavneliusW. (@wavewrim) reported

    @1Stop_Wrestling The Time Warner/AOL merger, the older talent not putting over the younger talent, and Vince Russo's stupid booking was what killed WCW. By mid 2000 it was onife support to early 2001 the nail in the coffin.

  • j_cohl John F⚡n Cohl (@j_cohl) reported

    @1Stop_Wrestling A poor financial infrastructure for PPV revenue..after the AOL merger, WCW appeared on paper to be a bad investment. In reality, with proper revenue streaming..WCW wasn't nearly as bad as it looked.

  • SES_Dunn Billy Dunn (@SES_Dunn) reported

    @nikoexxtra I mean. Ratings aside, WCW only got into major trouble and taken off the air after the AOL/Time Warner Merger. If that hadn’t happened who knows how much longer WCW would’ve stayed on the TV. It wasn’t until Ted was no longer the top voice that WCW closed up shop.