Residents living in a Studio City neighborhood were ordered to shelter in place after it was deemed unsafe to evacuate the area.
neighborhood were ordered to shelter in place after it was deemed unsafe by officials to evacuate the area.The neighborhood became surrounded by roughly three feet of standing water, mud, and debris flow. In addition, a news crew’s vehicle became stuck in the mud for hours.
"We’re always worried about the mud and the hills and construction that’s happening throughout this area," Studio City resident Scott McPhail said.McPhail described the current state of the neighborhood as "kind of scary," and said his home suffered storm damage in 2017.Drivers are being asked to avoid the area. Wrightwood Lane, Fredonia Drive, to Cahuenga Boulevard include winding and narrow streets that crews were working to clear Tuesday.
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