Portions Of Wilshire Boulevard Closed For Construction

March 18, 2025 ·

Photo Credit: Steven Pahel

BEVERLY HILLS—On Sunday, March 16, the City of Beverly Hills announced the closure of Wilshire Boulevard between Crescent Drive and East of El Camino Drive to be closed from Monday, March 24 until the following Monday, April 7. This is part of the Extension Project of the Purple Line or D-Subway.

The Beverly Hills City Council approved a three-weekend closure to avoid the original 18-week closings that were in the initial plans.

Reports indicate that the concrete deck panels will be removed. Metro requests motorists to use alternate routes and allow extra time for travel.

According to Metro officials, this is the milestone needed for the future of the Wilshire/Rodeo Subway Station that will eventually connect to downtown L.A. to the Wilshire/VA Hospital in West L.A.

The end goal is for the entire expansion project to be completed in time for the 2028 Olympic Games.

By Sharon

Next Post

BH Streamlines ADU Approval Process With New Program

BEVERLY HILLS—On March 13, the city of Beverly Hills announced on its website that the city has launched its Preapproved Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Program, offering plans for a selection of detached ADUs that are 70 percent complete. The prechecked…
Read
Previous Post

Traffic Advisory For Metro Purple (D Line) Project

BEVERLY HILLS—The city of Beverly Hills announced on Monday, March 17 that the Metro’s Purple (D Line) construction which started Monday will run through April 7, for the deck removal for Metro’s Wilshire/Rodeo Station. Wilshire Boulevard between El Camino Drive…
Read
Random Post

SMPD Investigating Fatal Traffic Collision

SANTA MONICA—On Saturday, January 13, Lt. Erika Aklufi of the Santa Monica Police Department indicated in an email to Canyon News details about a fatal traffic collision that transpired. On January 13, at approximately 1:50 a.m., officers responded to the…
Read
Random Post

Help Needed To Bring Sara Nicole Castillo Home

WOODLAND Hills—On August 12, the Los Angeles Police Department published a press release requesting public assistance in locating 17-year-old, Sara Nicole Castillo who was last seen August 9 at her home in the 5400 block of Zelzah Avenue. Photo Credit,…
Read
Random Post

Speed Humps Being Replaced

SANTA MONICA—On Tuesday, June 18, the city of Santa Monica announced on its Facebook page that six speed humps will be removed and replaced as part of the Annual Sidewalk Replacement and Improvement Project. As a result, Cloverfield Boulevard, between…
Read
Random Post

City Council Votes To Extend Local Emergency On Homelessness

SANTA MONICA—Santa Monica City Council members unanimously voted to extend the local emergency order on homelessness to May 31, 2024, at a regular meeting on May 9. The Council’s action followed a comprehensive report presented by City staff delivering the…
Read