Sinkhole at Malibu home reportedly owned by Nicolas Cage prompts evacuation
Summary
A large sinkhole opened near Nicolas Cage’s Malibu home, causing the evacuation of more than 30 properties. Officials declared a local emergency due to the danger from the sinkhole, gas leak, and risk of worsening conditions from weather.Key Facts
- A sinkhole about 25-30 feet deep and 30 by 60 feet wide appeared near 31630 Sea Level Drive in Malibu, California.
- The sinkhole caused a driveway to collapse and led to a gas leak reported early Tuesday morning.
- Malibu declared a local emergency and ordered 31 properties to evacuate.
- Seven homes were marked as hazardous (red-tagged) due to damage, while 24 others lost safe vehicle access.
- Gas service was cut off, and water service might be stopped if conditions get worse.
- Officials warned that rain, high tides, and nearby Post-tropical Cyclone Marie could increase risks.
- Emergency vehicle access is limited because part of the road collapsed.
- The American Red Cross set up a temporary shelter at Malibu High School for evacuees.
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