Operators are using two massive remote-controlled earth-moving machines, maneuvering them like toys in a massive sandbox.

Caltrans has a pair of big, new remote-control tools in its road-repair kit, and they’re being used for the first time as the ...

Monterey County officials on Sunday began organizing convoys to lead scores of stuck tourists and residents along a stretch of Highway 1 near Big Sur that crumbled into the sea in a landslide.

Nearly three months after landslides closed a key stretch of Highway 1 near Big Sur, Caltrans has identified “additional areas of concern” in the area. About 5.8 miles north of the border ...

but locals are now concerned that the landslide could hurt tourism for the famed Big Sur. More from Science A portion of California's Highway 1 was buried under 40 feet of rock and dirt after a ...

Regent’s Slide — post mile 27.8 — occurred March 9, 2024, and started seeing top-down removal of slide material by crews on ...

A portion of Highway 1 that was closed due to a storm-related landslide will reopen Friday ... The reopening also restores public access to and from Big Sur. This section of Highway 1 had closed ...

Starting Monday, Caltrans will open the twice-daily convoys on Highway 1 through the Rocky Creek slip-out to the general public according to a press release from the organization. The convoys will ...

Once work at Regent’s Slide is complete it would open up Highway 1 to direct travel between Carmel and Cambria. Currently, visitors coming from the north are able to travel to Big Sur ...

Motorists driving along Highway 1 in Big Sur will need to monitor their speedometers a little more closely after the speed limit was lowered in the region last month. For a roughly 55-mile ...