Cliff collapse leaves pricey California homes teetering

In the city of Dana Point, multi-million-dollar homes crouched on a California cliff top got a little bit closer to the edge when a landslide brought tons of rock and soil crashing into the sea.

But surprisingly, the properties are still livable, with engineers assuring owners that their homes are in no danger of sliding into the sea. Heavy rains across southern California last week sparked more than 500 landslides of varying sizes in Los Angeles. Forecasters said the area is in line for another soaking over the coming days.