Officials at the California Department of Transportation on Wednesday announced the expansion of the “soft closure” of Pacific Coast Highway to residents who need it for essential travel.
A portion of PCH has been closed since the devastating Palisades Fire, which erupted on Jan. 7, ravaged the area.
Opening at 6 a.m. Feb 20, Caltrans said access to PCH will be limited to residents, essential businesses, their employees and school bus traffic, and access passes will be required to gain entry.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for the Franklin Fire burn scar in Malibu, in effect until 8:00 PM tonight. Heavy rainfall is creating dangerous conditions, with a high risk of mudslides, flooding, rockfalls, and debris flows that could impact roads, homes, and canyon areas.
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is also in effect for the region through 5:30 PM, bringing winds up to 60 MPH and the potential for downed trees, power outages, and flash flooding.
Drivers who have never had an accident may be getting whiplash none-the-less this week as the Pacific Coast Highway has closed yet again.
The latest development in the ongoing fiasco of accessing the coastal road post-Palisades Fire was announced over the weekend when officials said a stretch of the iconic road through Malibu would be closed indefinitely due to new safety concerns.
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The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has announced that Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) will remain fully closed between Chautauqua Boulevard in Los Angeles and Carbon Beach Terrace in Malibu until further notice. The decision follows continued safety concerns due to recent debris flows and forecasted rain next week.
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Efforts are well underway to clean up debris flows caused by storms that rolled through SoCal as well as mitigate damage that could potentially be caused by future rainfall.
A significant stretch of Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) remains fully closed in both directions between Chautauqua Boulevard and Carbon Beach Terrace after recent storms triggered multiple debris flows, according to a Caltrans social media post this evening. Crews are working to assess and mitigate hazards before determining when the roadway can safely reopen.
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PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. (KABC) -- The planned reopening of Pacific Coast Highway in the Palisades Fire burn zone has been postponed, and checkpoints in the area will remain in place, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's office said Saturday night.
Pacific Coast Highway will partially reopen Sunday morning for essential traffic, marking a significant step in recovery efforts following the devastating Palisades Fire, Los Angeles County officials announced Friday.
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Pacific Coast Highway will partially reopen Sunday morning for essential traffic, marking a significant step in recovery efforts following the devastating Palisades Fire, Los Angeles County officials announced Friday.
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The order also extends the amount of time people can stay at hotels and short-term rentals.
The worst of the first significant rainstorm of the season for Southern California is expected to hit Sunday and Monday. Here is what you need to know:
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The city of Santa Monica has lifted all evacuation warnings and curfew within city limits, as fire crews continue to make progress in containing the Palisades Fire.
One week after the Palisades Fire erupted, the cleanup along Pacific Coast Highway has begun.
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California’s Pacific Coast Highway has been ravaged by the wildfires raging across Los Angeles, turning a once beautiful oceanfront to ruins.
Wildfires in the Pacific Palisades area have caused the Pacific Coast Highway and many other highways in SoCal to be closed down today.
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Pacific Coast Highway Travel picks the ten best things to do in Santa Cruz, California, including the famous boardwalk, wharf, museums, redwoods and beaches.
A portion of Highway 1 has been closed off as a chunk of the road collapsed following a recent storm.
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At least one dead and three missing amid storm that has split wharf, wrecked boat and piled up debris
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Located about 55 miles south of Los Angeles, Laguna Beach truly is one of a kind.
Pacific Coast Highway Travel describes Eureka in California, including its history, location, climate, beaches, and things to do.
According to a list compiled by Thrillist, the most scenic drive in all of California is the Pacific Coast Highway.
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Pacific Coast Highway reopened Friday as firefighters continue to make progress containing the Franklin Fire in Malibu.
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The Franklin fire in Malibu Canyon continues to grow rapidly, crossing Pacific Coast Highway and spreading to more than 3,000 acres Tuesday, Dec. 10, burning in the hillsides near Pepperdine University.
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The Franklin Fire in Malibu shifted directions and continues to burn Wednesday as it reaches 3,983 acres and is 7% contained. Thousands of households remain under evacuation orders.
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