Lauren Pozen of KCAL News provides continued coverage from Rolling Hills Estates, where a major landslide has destroyed several homes and forced evacuations over the weekend.
Homes Continue to Crumble After Massive Landslide In Rolling Hills Estates
Fatal Flooding in The Northeast Leads to Evacuations, Rescues
Officials say the storm has already caused tens of millions of dollars in damage, KTVB News reported.
Texas Power Grid Struggles with System-Wide Stresses Caused by Brutal Heat
A record heat wave, and its connections to climate change, are highlighting again the growing concerns around America’s electrical grid and whether it can withstand the added stress, PBS NewsHour reported.
How Chicago Solves its Overheating Problem
Discover the innovative approaches Chicago has taken to beat the sweltering summer heat in this tour with Stewart Hicks.
Millennium Tower Residents Complain of Unpleasant Byproduct of Continued Tilt
Two residents of the troubled Millennium Tower have complained to NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit about what they fear is the unpleasant byproduct of the continued tilting of the luxury high-rise — frequent drain backups, Jaxon Van Derbeken of NBC Bay Area reports.
Residents in New Goodyear Development Say Homes Riddled with Problems
One family now has their brand-new home torn apart after a faulty pipe caused water damage and mold, NBC 12 News reported.
State of California Says Kids Started a Wildfire in Jamul And Now Wants Parents to Pay
The State of California wants the parents of two young children to pay more than $675,000 for starting a fire that burned 100 acres in Jamul during a family camp trip in June 2020.
Unsellable House NC | Family's Dream Home Becomes Nightmare After Code Violations Missed
ABC11 reported, what was supposed to be a forever home for the Muehlbach family, is now a home that they say they wonder if it's safe to live in.
SF's Millennium Tower Now Tilting More Than Ever to the West After Early Recovery
Despite initial progress in the first phase of the so-called fix earlier this year, the sinking and leaning Millennium Tower in San Francisco is now tilting more to the west than ever, according to monitoring data reviewed by NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.
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