Tag: Lane Closures

SANTA MONICA—On Sunday, January 11, the city of Santa Monica posted on its Facebook page that Santa Monica is improving Broadway from Ocean Avenue to 26th Street as part of the Broadway Protected Bikeway Project.

Work Dates:
-Phase 1 Improvements Broadway: Ocean Ave. to 9th – St. January-February 2026
-Roadway paving dates: January 27 – January 30, 2026
-Phase 2 Improvements Broadway: 9th St. to 26th St. – April 2026

Roadway paving dates:
-9th Street to Euclid Street: March 9 – March 10, 2026
-Euclid Street to 16th Street: March 10 – March 11, 2026
-19th Court to 26th Street: March 12 – March 13, 2026

Individuals should be aware that the start and completion time/date of construction may be delayed due to unforeseen conditions and weather. There will be lane closures and parking restrictions. Motorists should follow posted signs and temporary traffic control.

Sidewalk replacement began January 5 on Broadway between Ocean Avenue and Lincoln Boulevard and continues between Broadway and Wilshire Boulevard on: Ocean Avenue, 2nd St., 4th St., 5th St., 7th St., and Lincoln Boulevard. Sidewalk work is expected to be completed by mid-April 2026

For more info and most updated schedule visit: www.santamonica.gov/mobility-projects/broadway-safety-project.

 

By Danny Jones

MALIBU—On Monday, December 1, the city of Malibu posted on its Facebook page details about work that Caltrans will be conducting in the region, which will run thru Sunday, December 7 for fire recovery, SCE work and repairs on Pacific Coast Highway and Topanga Canyon.

PCH from Temescal Canyon Road in Pacific Palisades to Carbon Beach Terrace in Malibu remains an active work zone with reduced speeds (25–35 mph) and single-lane closures possible weekdays 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Potential Lane closures include:

-Trancas Canyon Road to Guernsey Avenue and Corral Canyon Bridge—possible nighttime closures.

-South of Las Flores Canyon Road to Sunset Boulevard: Fire-damaged roadway, drainage, electrical, and slope repairs; lane closures as needed 9 p.m.–6 a.m.

-Just south of Big Rock Drive: Catchment wall construction; northbound reduced to one lane 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Mon–Fri.

-Las Flores Canyon to Topanga Canyon Boulevard: SCE trenching; northbound and southbound PCH partially closed weekdays, weekends, and nightly.

-Just south of Topanga Canyon Boulevard: Slope repair and culvert cleanup; northbound reduced 6 a.m.–3 p.m. weekdays.

-Coastline Drive to Porto Marina Way: Retaining wall work near Getty Villa; northbound reduced 9 a.m.–3 p.m. weekdays.

-Topanga Canyon Boulevard from PCH to Grand View Dr remains closed midnight–5 a.m. daily with one-way traffic control for emergency and SCE work 5 a.m.–midnight.

-(Non-fire related) – PCH at Corral Canyon Rd will be reduced to one lane in each direction Wednesday night December 3 and Thursday night December 4, 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. for drainage work.

-Closures are weather-dependent and may change. Motorists should expect delays and consider alternate routes and check Caltrans QuickMap https://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/.

 

By Danny Jones

MALIBU—The city of Malibu posted on its Facebook page on Friday, August 29 that Caltrans will have road and lane closures for Palisades Fire and Emergency work that will be conducted on Pacific Coast Highway and Topanga Canyon Boulevard.

Due to the Labor Day holiday weekend, no closures are scheduled Saturday through 11:59 p.m. Monday. Closures will take place Tuesday–Friday, September 5.

Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) (Sunset Boulevard, Pacific Palisades – Carbon Beach Terrace, Malibu):

-Speed limits: McClure Tunnel–Temescal: 45 mph; Temescal–Sunset: 35 mph; Sunset–Carbon Beach Terrace: 25 mph in active work zones.

Potential nighttime lane closures from Ventura County Line to Carbon Beach Terrace:

-Trancas–Guernsey, Corral Canyon Bridge – potential nighttime lane closures. South of Las Flores to Sunset Blvd: Roadway, drainage, slope, and electrical repairs; lane closures as needed, 9 p.m.–6 a.m.
-Big Rock Drive: One lane in each direction, 7 p.m.–5 a.m., September 5–6, for retaining wall work.
-Big Rock–Topanga Canyon Blvd: SCE trenching; northbound lane/shoulder closures, weekdays 4 a.m.–3 p.m., weekends 4 a.m.–4 p.m.
-Topanga Canyon Blvd: Rock mitigation; one northbound lane closed, 6 a.m.–3 p.m. weekdays.

Topanga Canyon Boulevard from PCH to Grand View Drive:

– Closed to traffic nightly, midnight–5 a.m.
– One-way traffic control with pilot car, postmile 2.1–2.8, 5 a.m.–midnight.
– One-way traffic control for SCE trenching, postmile 3.4–4.2, 5 a.m.–midnight.

See details on Caltrans Palisades Fire & Emergency Work webpage: http://dot.ca.gov/…/district…/d7-palisades-fire-repairs.

MALIBU—On Tuesday, July 22, Caltrans District 7 announced that there will be lane closures on Pacific Coast Highway.

PCH will be reduced to one lane at various locations between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Big Rock Drive. Crews are completing recovery work through late September.

Hours of work is slated to transpire weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. southbound. Work on northbound lanes will transpire weekdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Weekends work will occur in both directions from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Motorists are advised to slow down and use caution while driving through the work zone. The speed limit remains 25 mph.

By Danny Jones

MALIBU—On Saturday, May 31, the LASD Malibu/Lost Hills Station indicated that Caltrans announced southbound Pacific Coast Highway will be reduced to one lane between Carbon Beach Terrace & Topanga Canyon Blvd for Palisades Fire debris removal.

The lane reduction will allow U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to continue cleaning properties that were damaged in the Palisades Fire. The lane closures will occur at various locations of southbound PCH between Carbon Beach Terrace and Topanga Canyon Boulevard/State Route 27 and will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekends.

In addition, one lane of northbound PCH will be closed just north of Big Rock Drive from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays while the city of Malibu completes emergency work to remove and replace a drainage pipe that was destroyed in the Palisades Fire.

The section of PCH from Santa Monica to Malibu that recently reopened to the motoring public on May 23 is still an active work zone as Caltrans, USACE, various contractors and utility workers complete repairs and recovery work.

The portion of the road had been closed for five months as a result of the Palisades Fire and previous storms that caused flooding, and debris flows in the region.

Drivers who commute through the region must abide by the 25mph speed limit through the work zone, plan for extra travel time and expect delays. Caltrans reminds the public that traffic fines can be double in a work zone. Drivers should be cautious when in the area and slow down for workers.

By Danny Jones

MALIBU—On Wednesday, November 13, the city of Malibu posted on its Facebook page that Caltrans will close one northbound lane of Pacific Coast Highway from Corral Canyon Road to Latigo Canyon Road in Malibu starting November 13 for about two weeks for rock slide work.

A large mudslide occurred at this site during heavy winter rainstorms in February. A rock fence and k-rails were installed as a safety measure but more rocks and dirt recently fell against the barrier.

Crews will clear slide debris and loose rocks on the hillside during daytime hours. The lane closure will remain in place overnight for public safety. Motorists should watch for workers and work vehicles in the road. Traffic fines are doubled in construction zones, under California law.

By Trevor

MALIBU—On Monday, October 21, the city of Malibu announced that Caltrans will close the northbound and southbound right lanes of Pacific Coast Highway between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Big Rock Drive in #Malibu Oct. 21 and Oct. 22.

Work will take place on October 21 and October 22 from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. for Southern California Edison utility line work.

By October 23, K-rail will be placed, shifting the northbound lanes toward the ocean and eliminating the median.

One lane will remain open in each direction during work. Proceed with caution, watch for workers and work vehicles in the road. Traffic fines are doubled in construction zones under California law.

By Trevor