A segment of Pacific Coast Highway was closed Friday due to a recent mudslide in the Palisadas burn scar area, officials ...

A storm has dropped a significant amount of rain across Southern California, triggering the risk of mudslides, flooding and debris flows in recent burn scar areas.

The roughly three-mile stretch of Pacific Coast Highway in north Orange County remained closed Tuesday due to heavy rains.

Pacific Coast Highway has reopened after it was closed due to this week’s storm. On Wednesday, Caltrans District 7 closed the road between Chautauqua Blvd. and Carbon Beach Terrace due to the risk of ...

Malibu residents are bracing for a powerful storm system set to bring heavy rain, colder temperatures, and a heightened risk ...

Officials will close a segment of Pacific Coast Highway to residents and businesses in wildfire burn scar areas beginning ...

(Caltrans District 7) “PCH to FULLY CLOSE between Chautauqua Boulevard ... to access,” Caltrans District 7 stated on X. Heavy rain caused a river of mud and rock to flow across the highway ...

March 11, 2025 -- A section of Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) will close again at noon Wednesday as a winter storm approaches the fire scorched area possibly causing debris flows, Caltrans officials ...

School buses will be able to travel on PCH in the morning but will need to take alternative routes after noon. Officials noted that Topanga Canyon Road continues to be open only to residents ...

13, 2025 Heavy debris flows were reported near Duke’s Malibu, at PCH and Las Flores Canyon Road ... a dozen carports as well as the siding, rain gutters, awning or roofs of several homes ...