Two homes are red-tagged and at least 14 people have been displaced after a cement truck crashed into the houses in Daly City.
No injuries have been reported in the Friday incident, which started when the cement truck apparently rolled downhill from a small construction site before colliding into the homes.
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WATCH HERE"I'm a bit traumatized," said Jennifer Lu, one of the homeowners impacted by the crash. "Luckily my kids weren't here, but my father was here. Luckily he was downstairs and not upstairs when this happened. But I'm just a little bit in shock."
Neighbors said the truck owned by Half Moon Bay Building and Garden company was a multiplex site up the street on Shipley Avenue when the truck, apparently unoccupied, rolled down the hill and into two houses.
Workers were seen trying to stabilize Lu's home and remove the cement truck.
Daly City police and North County Fire Department have not released any details. The truck company on Friday said it was not commenting at this time.
"Nobody got hurt, which is the good part," Lu said. "But our home is gone, which we can't live in and we don't even know when we can live in it now."
#BREAKING Cement truck crashes in Daly City neighborhood. No injuries, but significant damage. @nbcbayarea #SkyRanger pic.twitter.com/6Ib3MrZHP3
— Janelle Wang (@janellewang) May 30, 2025
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