Lawsuit filed over La Jolla sinkhole
Several homes on Gilman Drive slid off of their foundation after underground pipes collapsed.
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Several homes on Gilman Drive slid off of their foundation after underground pipes collapsed.
The sinkhole is 80 feet wide, by 40 feet deep. It opened up feet away from the La Jolla Terrace Condo Complex.
Residents in a La Jolla condominium complex whose homes were nearly swallowed up by a massive sinkhole that formed last March.
The 8-unit building at 8803 Gilman Drive was red-tagged on October 3, deemed unsafe by City of San Diego engineers.
Deteriorating conditions that started with a sinkhole next to the building on Gilman Drive have gotten worse in recent months, forcing some residents into a hotel at the city of San Diego's expense.