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Angeles Crest Highway Reopens
Angeles Crest Highway at Islip Saddle.
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Topline:
More than 20 miles of the Angeles Crest Highway reopened this week after it was damaged by excessive rainfall earlier this year.
Roads opened: The portion of the highway opened was from Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Road to Islip Saddle.
Roads still closed: Some repairs are still ongoing. The highway is closed from Mt. Wilson Red Box Road to Upper Big Tujunga Canyon and from Islip Saddle to Vincent Gulch.
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