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As the third phase of the multi-day storm system moves though Southern California, the extent of the damage is coming into focus.
In the Pico-Union neighborhood of Los Angeles, a sinkhole is posing a threat to drivers and neighbors.
While the hole in the 1200 block of Elden Avenue is only about 3 feet wide at street level, it’s “probably about 10 feet deep and opens up on the inside,” said Sgt. Richard Boyd of the Los Angeles Police Department.
“Definitely not a situation that we’re going to let people come near or drive up to,” Boyd added.
Neighbors told KTLA that the sinkhole began as a small pothole, raising fears that similar holes could open up on nearby streets.
