
Malibu Driveway Collapse Leaves Five Homes Uninhabitable Amid El Niño Surf
A driveway in front of a vacant beachfront home in Malibu collapsed on Tuesday morning following heavy rainfall and high surf, damaging a gas main and leaving five nearby homes red-tagged as uninhabitable. The incident, located on Sea Level Drive, is part of a broader pattern of coastal erosion along Southern California’s shoreline driven by strong El Niño conditions and the lingering effects of Tropical Storm Marie. While no injuries were reported, city officials are monitoring the situation closely as high tides and large waves continue to threaten residential areas in Los Angeles and Orange counties.








