Stretch of Highway 1 that collapsed in Big Sur closed again with new storm
The storm that swept into California Thursday again forced the closure of Highway 1 in Big Sur where one of its two lanes collapsed into the ocean after heavy weekend rains.
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The storm that swept into California Thursday again forced the closure of Highway 1 in Big Sur where one of its two lanes collapsed into the ocean after heavy weekend rains.
Ventura County residents are still recovering from back-to-back storms, with evacuations and road closures in effect following severe flooding.
The National Weather Service said there is a strong risk of flash flooding for the San Gabriel Valley mountains and Antelope Valley communities.
The southbound lane of the 1 Freeway was closed around noon in preparation for President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden's visit to the Getty Villa. They will be joined by other world leaders for a dinner. Jasmine Viel reports.
Tina Patel reports on the road closures and traffic impact felt by Angelenos as Downtown Los Angeles hosts the Summit of the Americas through the week.
The big event kicks off Friday and runs through the weekend. DeMarco Morgan reports.
Las Flores Canyon Road will be closed for at least three hours following an overturned semi truck.
State transportation officials announced a "swarm" of maintenance operations this weekend at various locations throughout Los Angeles County.
Starting Monday, a portion of Fulton Road in Pomona and La Verne will be closed for over two months as a railroad crossing is rebuilt by construction crews.
What to know about Hollywood street closures during Oscars weekend.
Road closures in Hollywood will begin Tuesday evening in preparation for the 92nd Academy Awards ceremony happening Sunday, Feb. 9.
The Golden Globe Awards are not until Sunday, but road closures near the Beverly Hilton begin Friday night and will last until Monday.
The deputies were at a road closure located at Sierra Highway and Soledad Canyon at the time of the alleged incident.
The 4,700-acre Saddle Ridge Fire has forced mandatory evacuations, closed several freeways and sent thousands seeking shelter.
Rare snowfall and freezing temperatures delighted a wide swath of usually-warm Southern California Thursday, but continues to affect the region's roads into Friday.
All evacuations in recent burn areas have been lifted. But authorities are still busy cleaning up from rock slides, creek and river overflows, and freeway flooding.
Decker Canyon Road in Malibu has been closed all week, but overnight debris flows and mud slides shut down more of the canyon roads that thread through the Santa Monica Mountains.
Work will include repairing guardrails, cleaning drainage lines, removing burned debris, restoring damaged signs, installing netting on burned hillsides and silt fences along the lower end of burned slopes.
Evacuees returning home to Agoura Hills, Calabasas and other areas with already windy canyon roads are being urged to drive with extra caution while crews repair highways and bridges, and utility companies replace power poles and lines.
With rain from a slow-moving storm now falling on Southern California, Highway 33 in Ojai was closed early Friday due to mud and boulders falling on the roadway.
Streets all around the Dolby Theatre are being shut down in preparation for Sunday's ceremony.
The second storm to hit Southern California in as many days has wreaked havoc from Santa Barbara to Orange County.
ET is getting ready to roll home.
CicLAvia is taking over the streets of Pasadena Sunday.
A storm out of the Pacific Northwest threatens heavy rainfall, flash flooding, rivers of mud and debris in areas denuded by wildfire, high surf, perilous rip currents and winds gusting at as much as 70 miles per hour.
