LOS ANGELES - Just ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Palisades Fire, emergency repair work will continue to affect ...

Caltrans says its analysis of the current conditions should be completed by the end of January and a change could take place ...

California lawmakers are responding to a CBS News California investigation, which found that Caltrans damage claims from potholes and debris on California highways tripled in the first half of last ...

Infrequent and haphazard inspections by Caltrans allowed for the conditions that caused the massive fire that shut down the 10 Freeway downtown last year, costing $33 million, according to a new ...

A Caltrans worker was struck and killed by a tow truck while working along the side of the I-5 Freeway in San Clemente on Monday. The crash happened a little after 9:30 a.m. on northbound lanes near ...

A Caltrans worker narrowly avoided being hit by a suspected drunk driver who then crashed into a department truck. Another alleged DUI-related crash in Redding sent two drivers to the hospital with ...

It has been 46 years since a landslide damaged a 4.4-mile chunk of State Highway 39, a highway ordered built by President Eisenhower in 1957. But the landslide severed the mountain road’s junction ...

WEBVTT POSSIBILITIES, INCLUDING A TOLL LANE. THE YOLO CAUSEWAY’S DEFINING FEATURE COULD BE THE UNITERUPTED VIEWS OF NATURE IT PROVIDES BUT THAT’S NOT WHAT MOST DRIVERS ARE THINKING ABOUT WHEN THEY ...

SAN DIEGO — UPDATE - According to CalTrans, the freeway was reopened Sunday afternoon ahead of schedule. Southbound Interstate 5 between State Route 52 and Mission Bay Drive has opened ahead of ...

Vehicles back up on westbound Highway 50 in East Sacramento as they made their way through a construction project in 2014. RANDY PENCH Sacramento Bee file The morning of Thanksgiving — which also ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (FOX40.COM) — Clearing thousands of cubic ...

A midlevel Caltrans manager gave an order in June to destroy 19 million pieces of paper the department had paid to print eight months earlier. The order concluded a lengthy bureaucratic saga outlined ...