A $7.2 million “catchment wall” will be built at a landslide area in northern San Clemente to hold back the slipping hillside and get passenger train service running through to San Diego again.

Following construction work to secure the rail line, connection from San Diego to Orange County will once again be available.

Landslides and the shifting railroad bed beneath the tracks just north of Camp Pendleton have stopped passenger service through San Clemente for months at a time in recent years. OCTA officials said ...

It was completely wall to wall ... or extensions — out of the garage. They then built displays housed inside — complete with train tracks, scenic backdrops, landscapes, structures and whatever ...

It’s been a few years since Voice of San Diego started reporting about the ambitious plan to move a portion of the train tracks that run along Del Mar ... that the city of Del Mar is planning to build ...

At least one person died Tuesday after a car drove off of a highway overpass and landed on train tracks in Lone ... an inspection of the track and retaining wall, RTD spokesperson Marta Sipeki ...