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The city maintains its position that it has been doing road work largely in accordance with Measure HLA.
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The proposed project now heads to the L.A. City Council, Caltrans, and California State Parks for their approval. It includes more than 30 conditions the project must meet in order to break ground.
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Crews tried to keep the rain away with plastic tarps, but water was still able to seep into the ground.
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PCH from Sycamore Canyon Road to Las Posas Road will be closed nightly for the time being — learn why.
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The recommendations come after Caltrans undertook a review of the sites following the 10 Freeway fire.
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If your car gets damaged by one of these asphalt craters, you could get money back for repairs.. But you’ll have to pay out of pocket first.
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The Los Angeles City Council approved new permit parking Wednesday for some neighborhoods near Runyon Canyon. The permits are meant to curb parking impacts from visitors and hikers trying to visit the popular trail.
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Inspired by a photo series of drivers attempting the merge, we collected a few tales of onramp woe.
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The emergency funds will go toward restoring passenger rail service after a recent landslide.
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We got the numbers on the thorns in L.A. drivers’ sides: Potholes.
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The closures begin Friday night and run through Sunday, with the most significant traffic impacts expected overnight Saturday.
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The rail track sits on a hillside prone to landslides in recent years.
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Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez, whose district includes Dodger Stadium, is calling on the city to pause the project until more research is done.