In addition to the staging area space at Pacific Coast Highway and ... The addition of a second temporary EPA processing site ...

A mile-long stretch of coastline at Will Rogers State Beach was reopened to swimmers and surfers Friday ... a storm drain that carried it to the ocean at Sunset at Pacific Coast Highway.

The discharge was caused by root blockage, resulting in 6,700 gallons of sewage entering the storm drain and flowing into the ocean at Sunset Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway in Pacific Palisades.

A mile-long stretch of coastline at Will Rogers State Beach was off-limits to ... sending untreated sewage into a storm drain that carried it to the ocean at Sunset at Pacific Coast Highway.

The beach parking lot at the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Temescal Canyon Road will mark the second collection site for hazardous waste from the Palisades Fire zone.

The highway runs from West Channel Road near the Will Rogers Beach State Park in Santa Monica, all the way to the Malibu Pier, officially reopened to public traffic on May 23 at 8:00am PT.

For hundreds of miles, the famed road clings to the edge of the continent. Keeping the Pacific Coast Highway open has become a Sisyphean endeavor. For hundreds of miles, the famed road clings to the ...

The famed Pacific Coast Highway, State Route 1, has been closed since Jan. 7, ... The highway runs from West Channel Road near the Will Rogers Beach State Park in Santa Monica, ...

They took off for Will Rogers’ ranch house, slowly weaving around traffic gridlocked on Pacific Coast Highway. Tejada said 10 State Parks employees — two of whom would lose their homes ...

An iconic Southern California stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway, closed to outsiders since January’s devastating Palisades Fire, will reopen May 23 in advance of Memorial Day weekend.

Pacific Coast Highway reopened to all traffic Friday after a more than four-month closure. Only residents, first-responders and cleanup workers were allowed on the much-traveled Southern ...

The discharge was caused by root blockage, resulting in 6,700 gallons of sewage entering the storm drain and flowing into the ocean at Sunset Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway in Pacific Palisades.