Hillside Collapses Near Johnny Mathis Home in Hollywood Hills: “Very Concerning”
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Johnny Mathis’ house was damaged by a landslide that occurred in his neighborhood during heavy storms in California.
PEOPLE has confirmed that a hillside in the vicinity of Mathis’ Hollywood Hills estate collapsed on Jan. 10, as a representative for the “Misty,” singer told PEOPLE.
The rep stated that while the slide was concerning, nobody was hurt.
According to the rep, other than Mathis’ hillside or a nearby Jaguar car there was no damage to any other property. The rep clarified that the vehicle was not the singer’s, but “the car of a very kind neighbor of his.”
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They tell PEOPLE that once a City permit has been issued, dirt and debris can be safely moved and repairs can begin. “Thank goodness it has stopped raining for at least a while.”
Mathis’ second representative said, “At the moment, the full extent has not been determined. This is currently being evaluated.”
They also confirmed that Mathis did not own the Jaguar and it was just parked on the street.
Photo of the hillside taken by ABC7 Los Angeles. an aerial view A hole in the right side of a house perched on top of a hill. According to the outlet, it was taken at Sunset Plaza Drive’s 1400 block.
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ABC7 reported that Mathis’ house was without power and that the pipes were exposed.
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It is not known if the foundation of his house was in good condition or if it was damaged.
Mathis’ hillside is the latest to fall. California was hit with severe storms For many days.
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This month, Gov. Gavin Newsom urged residents to stay safeThis warning is to warn that there will be more rains.
“In the past 10 days 12 people have lost their lives to these floodsNewsom declared this on Jan. 8. “These floods can be deadly and have now turned [out] to be even more dangerous than wildfires here in the State.”
Newsom stated that in just 10 days, more civilians were killed by flooding than died in wildfires. Two-year-old boy died after an accident, according to authorities. redwood tree fell on his home Northern California
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Newsom claimed that officials are working around the clock to be “as proactive as possible” during the press conference.
The lawmaker stated that he was seeking a presidential emergency declaration in addition to the state of emergency already declared. According to a report, the declaration was approved in the evening of January 8. White House press release.
Newsom advised Californians to be careful over the next week. “Don’t risk your fate.”