PHOTOS & VIDEO: Work underway to shore up Skyline Ranch landslide

Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
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Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
Construction crews work to repair the slope affected by a landslide from early February yellow tagging several homes and displacing their residents on Lambent Way at the Skyline neighborhood in Canyon Country, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. As expected, based on recent announcements from the builders, the affected homeowners are facing a months-long delay before they can return to their homes. Chris Torres/The Signal
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Chris Torres

Chris Torres is a staff photographer and writer for the Signal. Before joining the Signal in November of 2021, he served as Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Sundial at Cal State Northridge in 2020 and Editor-in-Chief of The RoundUp News at Pierce College in 2019. He also graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Journalism with an emphasis in photojournalism and documentary photography. You can contact him at [email protected]. Twitter: @chris_t_torres Instagram:@chris.t.torres

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