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Rolling Hills Estates aims to shore up the slope that failed in July and destroyed eight homes. But as winter approaches, residents fear heavy rain and renewed disaster.

A report prepared for Rolling Hills Estates says excessive rainfall caused the landslide in July that destroyed eight homes, but some residents are skeptical of the city's findings.

It could be up to two months before geological experts evaluating the Rolling Hills Estates landslide have any preliminary answers.

From the late 1970s to early 1980s, officials monitored the development of Rolling Hills Park Villas, where a landslide has since ruined at least eight homes.

Long Beach city officials have opted to pay $300,000 to the family of a child who was allegedly burned by a Cup Noodles soup at a city-run day camp.

Two people were arrested Thursday morning in Rolling Hills Estates after deputies say they attempted to burglarize evacuated homes, then tried to escape into the landslide area.

Drone footage captured the devastation wrought over the weekend by a landslide that claimed a dozen homes in Palos Verdes.

As a Rolling Hills Estates hillside further collapses, homeowners without special coverage are unlikely to get any financial assistance from their home insurers.