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Newport Beach Families Left In Limbo After Dangerous Landslide Threatens Their Homes

Since Friday, the beige Newport home has remained off-limits as the land underneath a corner of the house continues to chip away.

(CBS Los Angeles)

March 7, 2023

Big chunks of a patio behind a Newport Beach home overlooking the Back Bay continue to fall down a steep hillside three days after a landslide displaced several families near Galaxy Drive.

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"That means the soil isn't as stable as everyone would like to see," said Newport Beach spokesman John Pope. "With that movement that means that safety becomes a continued concern and that's why homes continue to be red-tagged."

Since Friday, the beige Newport home has remained off-limits as the land underneath a corner of the house continues to chip away. The homes on either side of the red-tagged home remain yellow-tagged as building inspectors say the structures aren't suitable to be lived in.

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