Drunken chaos at SoCal party mansion as hundreds bussed in to wreak havoc at ‘rage parties’
An Encino mansion has become infamous for hosting large, unruly parties that have angered local residents. Neighbors report issues such as noise, fights, and safety concerns due to intoxicated crowds being bussed in for these events. Local officials are calling for accountability from the property owner as complaints continue to mount.
- ▪The mansion has been hosting large parties for months, leading to multiple police calls.
- ▪Residents express concerns about safety and the influence on children due to the chaotic atmosphere.
- ▪Promoters advertise the events as 'rage parties' on social media, attracting large crowds.
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Metro exclusive details Drunken chaos at SoCal party mansion as hundreds bussed in to wreak havoc at ‘rage parties’ By Ross O'Keefe Published May 29, 2026, 4:15 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google An Encino mansion notorious for hosting unruly parties has sparked outrage among neighbors upset over the crime, noise and fights the out-of-control bashes bring to the area. Flyers posted to social media advertising the events paint a glamorous picture of revelers swimming and wandering the expansive halls of the 7,000-plus square foot property. But residents revealed a darker scene — with hordes of partygoers bussed in for bashes wreaking havoc on the neighborhood.
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