Portuguese Bend slightly slows down but not enough to help Rancho Palos Verdes residents

[@parrotletsrunearth1173]

This is NEVER going to end.

[@mr.d7237]

It’s so tragic that these MULTIMILLIONAIRES are losing their GATED oceanfront properties. I think we should take up a collection for them!

[@melvinjohnson2074]

No taxpayer bailout for these wealthy residents who foolishly and knowingly built/bought on unstable land!

[@hippiebits2071]

I’m unsure what the resident who reported “feeling abandoned” is asking for? It seems a massive effort has been ongoing in an attempt to remedy the land movement issues. It’s quite possible a concrete solution does not exist at this time unfortunately

[@fishmonger6879]

Yes I found that odd too.

[@mr.d7237]

These MILLIONAIRES are demanding a handout for their SEASIDE MANSIONS when most working class people in this State are barely able to feed their families. Horrible!

[@simonvmiller360]

That’s what you get for building houses that you shouldn’t be! 😂

[@Thekingisback-du4jn]

I said the same thing and my comment got deleted

[@arturoandlizvillareal6086]

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[@Thekingisback-du4jn]

Wow so my comment got deleted for having opinion

[@redmondjp]

If you watch other videos that detail how much it is costing the city to operate those dewatering wells, you quickly figure out that the city will not be able to sustain that effort, financially-speaking. Then what?

[@TuxBearlux]

Meanwhile, homeless military Veterans are sleeping on the street 🤔🤨🙄

[@Kevin-wj4ed]

Nothing!!!!!!