Beachfront communities across Southern California continue dealing with sinkholes, damaged homes after massive waves pounded the coast. The surf has left some neighborhoods facing extensive cleanup and repairs, while residents remain concerned about additional damage from dangerous ocean conditions. In several coastal areas, sand and water have pushed beyond the shoreline, affecting roads, walkways and properties near the beach. Emergency crews and local officials are assessing the damage and working to protect vulnerable areas as high surf continues. Some residents have been forced to deal with flooding and property damage after waves repeatedly battered the shoreline. The conditions have also created dangerous situations for anyone near the water, with officials urging people to stay away from beaches, piers and other exposed areas. The latest damage comes after days of unusually powerful surf along the Southern California coast. Mark Mayfield reports on the latest conditions and the ongoing cleanup efforts.
