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Caltrans Offers Payments for Pothole Damage as Mudslides Mount and Rain Dwindles

Another fast-moving front is expected to make its way through Los Angeles County this week.

February 7, 2024BY Rudy Blalock

California Program to Lease Land Under Freeways Faces Scrutiny After Major Los Angeles Fire

LOS ANGELES—The area under an elevated Los Angeles freeway that burned last weekend, damaging a section of a ...

November 15, 2023BY The Associated Press

Caltrans Honors Fallen Highway Workers With Memorial Signs Statewide

To honor fallen team members, Caltrans has begun to install memorial signs in roadside rest areas, public spaces, ...

August 26, 2023BY John Fredricks

State Route 78 to Fully Reopen by Evening Commute After Weeks of Repairs

SAN DIEGO—After weeks of emergency work on State Route 78, Caltrans officials May 8 announced all lanes on ...

May 8, 2023BY City News Service

PCH Closes Due to Flooding From High Tide in Huntington Beach

A portion of Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) in Huntington Beach was closed Jan. 24 due to high surf ...

January 25, 2023BY Jack Bradley

Caltrans Allocates $35 Million for Pacific Coast Highway Upgrades

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.—Nearly $35 million was allocated to upgrade stretches of the Pacific Coast Highway, the state Department ...

June 15, 2022BY John Fredricks

Caltrans Announces $40 Million Investment in Los Angeles and Orange Counties

LOS ANGELES—The California Transportation Commission allocated more than $39 million to Los Angeles County transportation infrastructure projects and ...

May 17, 2021BY City News Service

Caltrans Requests $2.5 Million in Funding for Mountain Lion Overpass

In California, Mountain lions have been struck and killed by cars, and inbreeding is threatening the population's diversity.

August 1, 2014BY Sarah Le