Daly City News Update – February 3, 2026

Runaway Concrete Mixer Truck Causes Damage in Daly City

A runaway concrete mixer truck rolled down a steep street in a Daly City neighborhood and crashed into two homes on Shipley Avenue on Friday morning. The incident resulted in significant structural damage to both residences, displacing over a dozen residents. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the truck’s runaway incident. The North County Fire Authority responded promptly, and Pacific Gas and Electric crews were on-site to shut off utilities to the affected homes. Crews worked for hours to transfer the cement to another truck to extricate the vehicle from the building. The Daly City Building Department has red-tagged both buildings, deeming them unsafe for occupancy. Residents are advised to stay updated through official channels for further developments. Source

City Addresses Unpermitted Fence Near Thornton State Beach

The City of Daly City is taking action to address an unpermitted fence recently installed near Thornton State Beach that has blocked public access and raised safety concerns. City staff have confirmed that the fence was built without required permits and appears to extend into public areas, including portions of the public right-of-way. The fence also interferes with long-established public coastal access. The City has opened a formal enforcement case and is currently confirming property ownership to ensure all owners of records are properly notified and issuing notices of violation to provide an opportunity for voluntary removal. Source

KB Home Announces New Below-Market-Rate Townhomes in Daly City

KB Home has announced the grand opening of Point Martin, offering new below-market-rate townhomes in Daly City through a lottery process. The townhomes are situated in a prime location between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, offering sweeping views and easy access to schools, parks, and entertainment venues. The homes feature modern kitchens, bedroom suites with walk-in closets, and ample storage space. Income limits and eligibility criteria apply. Residents interested in applying can visit the city’s official website for more information. Source

Be Storm Ready: Sandbags Available at City Hall

In anticipation of potential storms, the City of Daly City strongly encourages residents and businesses to be storm-ready and prepare now. Sandbags are available to residents at City Hall while supplies last, with a limit of 10 per household. Residents are advised to fill sandbags halfway to ensure they are not too heavy to lift and will stack properly. For more information on storm preparedness, visit the city’s official website. Source

Sources

• Runaway Concrete Mixer Truck Causes Damage in Daly City
• City Addresses Unpermitted Fence Near Thornton State Beach
• KB Home Announces New Below-Market-Rate Townhomes in Daly City
• Be Storm Ready: Sandbags Available at City Hall