Trash fire in 110 Freeway tunnel renews Caltrans questions
A drainage tunnel filled with debris left by homeless people burned Tuesday near the L.A. Harbor, closing northbound lanes.
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A drainage tunnel filled with debris left by homeless people burned Tuesday near the L.A. Harbor, closing northbound lanes.
Plans to remove the 80-year-old PCH bridge and expand the lagoon to as much as 10 acres are moving forward with new state funding.
Telecom companies aren't required to underground their thick black lines and have no incentive to do so in Malibu.
L.A. County crews will start moving gravel off the flooded roadway tomorrow, with reopening tentatively planned for next week.
The city is buying 73 battery-powered buses, with more than half the cost going to chargers.
Six daily trips begin next month, with a new morning train timed for commuters from Camarillo and Ventura.
L.A. County Beaches and Harbors will scrape rocks blocking the PCH underpass next week, after Malibu activists pressed for action.
The 1947 concrete tank was flagged for replacement decades ago, but Planning Commission objections delayed permits for nearly 18 years.
Malibu staff recommend new cameras and sound systems for the council chambers and Senior Center, replacing 12-year-old equipment.
The federal NRC extended California's last nuclear plant, which sits on two earthquake faults and supplies 8 percent of the state's electricity.
Project will replace aging, undersized lines that have blocked some Carbon Mesa Road building approvals.