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Flood control efforts along San Francisquito Creek are hindered by a sediment mound that requires costly removal and complicates channel modifications.

Debris flow closed part of Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, now reopened with restrictions for locals and emergency services.

Balancing health impacts from air quality with other influencing factors is crucial in discussions about highway pollution and community health.

Traveling in California during the Thanksgiving holiday presents challenges; between routes 101 and 5, safety and convenience are key considerations.

The John "Chuck" Erreca Rest Area will modernize rest stops with eco-friendly technology, but its reopening has been delayed until May 2025.

605 Freeway will close southbound lanes for repaving over weekends affecting motorists; alternative routes recommended.

An unhoused man is fighting to protect his Dia de los Muertos altar honoring his service dog, threatened by Caltrans for being on state property.

Caltrans is moving forward with plans to assess the removal of I-980 due to its negative impact on the West Oakland community.

Caltrans successfully secured a competitive grant for a freeway project despite minimal changes, highlighting the importance of framing and urgency in funding applications.

Major closure of Southbound I-680 in East Bay this weekend for paving work; expect delays but long-term road improvements are forthcoming.

State Route 192 is closed for five weeks for storm damage repairs, impacting access to key highways on the Central Coast.

California is prioritizing hydrogen battery trains over traditional electrification methods for zero-emission rail travel, despite their unproven nature.

Drivers on southbound Interstate 680 should expect lane closures between San Ramon and Pleasanton for repaving, leading to traffic congestion.

Strong opposition to widening the Yolo Causeway despite claims of congestion relief.

Caltrans is utilizing wire mesh and wood fiber sheets to reinforce slopes along the Antelope Valley Freeway in Santa Clarita, addressing erosion risks and landslides.

Caltrans is awarding planning grants to 89 local and regional projects to make transportation more resilient to climate change impacts.

California's Complete Streets bill, S.B. 960, saw amendments that significantly watered down the original intentions of the legislation, giving Caltrans flexibility in implementing Complete Streets principles.