#property-damage

#property-damage

Residents in Rancho Palos Verdes got that old, familiar sinking feeling on Saturday night, when a sizable chunk of a coastal bluff dropped about 50 to 60 feet, according to Los Angeles County Fire officials. Nobody got hurt and no houses were damaged, , but "significant soil movement has resulted in damage to several backyards," officials wrote. The mini-landslide happened at about 8:20 p.m. along a coastal bluff off Marguerite Drive near Palos Verdes Drive West, according to the city.

Unfortunately, this is the third time we've been broken into within a year," Nick DeRose said.

I used, at the White House, the most beautiful marble and stone available anywhere. Surfaces are very important to me as a Builder. As everyone knows, I built many GREAT Buildings, and other things, over the years. [Ed. Note: Name three, and none of the ones you slapped your name on count.] At the White House, I am very proud of the beautiful stonework we did in the Rose Garden, in this case, using limestone plus.

I literally spent my entire life savings on this house. So basically, a very nice old woman ploughed into the front of my house tonight. Smashed the wall, the wall flew across the street, smashed into my car, smashed into the house, has done unbelievable damage.

A Staten Island homeowner is dealing with costly damage to his property, all thanks to what may be part of a social media challenge.

The Fallen Tree Act was intended to ease the burden on homeowners by making tree owners responsible for damages caused by their trees, regardless of negligence.

Landlords can sue for more than the security deposit when costs of repairing damages exceed the deposited amount, especially beyond what constitutes normal wear and tear.