A coastal bluff in a wealthy California suburb suddenly gave way over the weekend, sending soil crashing 60 feet toward the ...

Four homes were damaged over the weekend after an estimated 300 to 400 feet of bluff along Marguerite Drive collapsed, dropping 50 to 60 feet toward the ocean.

Landslides in Rancho Palos Verdes on Saturday night avoided harm to any structures, authorities said, but damaged backyards.

A wealthy enclave in Southern California that has been threatened for years by worsening landslides faced more land movement ...

Rancho Palos Verdes officials say 400 feet of coastal bluff that fell toward the ocean on Saturday night is not related to ...

The tony Los Angeles suburb saw the latest in a multi-year pattern of land movement. The damage was captured on video.

What happened: The bluff behind several coastal homes slipped away, plummeting approximately 60 feet toward the ocean. Megan ...

A wealthy coastal community in California is facing problems after a large chunk of coastal bluff gave way, damaging the ...

The mini-landslide happened about 8:20 p.m. along a coastal bluff off Marguerite Drive near Palos Verdes Drive West, ...

Yet another landslide has hit Rancho Palos Verdes, with a portion of a coastal bluff slipping into the backyard of several homes on Saturday, Sept. 27, though no one was injured. The land movement ...

The area, known as the Portuguese Bend Landslide Complex, has slowly moved since 1956, but increased winter rainfall over the ...

A major portion the oceanside bluff collapsed over the weekend, leaving pricey homes closer to the Pacific than anticipated.