Lisa Jacobs

Will he or won’t he talk about the landslide? That’s the question locals are asking on the Palos Verdes Peninsula as former President Donald J.

The former president, scheduled to speak at 9 a.m., was also reported to be meeting with the town’s mayor before the press conference.

The former president, scheduled to speak at 9 a.m., was also reported to be meeting with the town's mayor before the press conference.

“I am urging the city to cut red tape, take the funding I am providing, and get it directly to the residents who need it as soon as possible,” said Hahn in a letter to Mayor John Cruikshank

51 homeowners join hundreds of others in neighboring Rancho Palos Verdes who have lost electricity and natural gas service due to unstable land in the area.

On Friday morning, Sept. 13, Rancho Palos Verdes Mayor John Cruikshank stood at Trump National Golf Club, waiting to speak with the former president about the ongoing landslide that has upended the quality of life in his town.

Trump didn't pledge specific monies for the landslide effort, but said if elected President again, he would help., according to Mayor John Cruikshank.

Volunteers picked up the usual trash suspects: plastic water bottles, cellophane wrappers, cigarette butts and misplaced clothing items.

The money, from a $5 million grant from LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn, could cover alternative energy sources, temporary housing and home hardening efforts.

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