Ice Chunk Falls from Sky, Narrowly Misses Homeowner

0:00It's April 16th. From your city to your ears, this is California News Today, powered by AI. A block of ice crashed through the roof of a home near Whittier in Los Angeles County last Friday, April 10th, around 11.15 a.m. landing, right in the living room on a couch. The Federal Aviation Administration is now digging into what caused this freakfall from the sky, with officials calling it a dirty-looking chunk that sounded like an explosion on impact. The homeowner, Yudah Grouw, had just stepped away from that exact couch minutes before to grab a nap in the bedroom, dodging what could have been a deadly hit. His landlord, Thania Magania, checked flight paths and spotted a plane flying straight overhead at that moment. Magania couldn't shake the close call, telling reporters she keeps replaying the, what ifs, and thinking luck that Grouw is still around. She reached out to LA County Supervisor Janis Hahn over the weekend, pushing for a real probe into the incident. Hahn fired off a letter to the FAA's acting regional administrator on Tuesday, April 14th,

1:04demanding a quick and thorough check. By Wednesday, April 15th, the FAA confirmed they're on it. Nobody got hurt, but this serves as a stark reminder of those rare sky hazards. Stay tuned as the feds uncover what dropped that ice.