Caltrans Allocates $10 Million for Emergency Repairs After San Clemente Landslide
The landslide that halted passenger rail service between Orange and San Diego counties has prompted urgent repair efforts, with no set timeline for service resumption.
- Caltrans declared a state of emergency to address a landslide in San Clemente, disrupting rail service to San Diego.
- Up to $10 million in funding will be used for repairs on the damaged rail line and pedestrian bridge.
- Passenger service remains suspended indefinitely, with freight trains operating at reduced speeds.
- Preventative measures, including the installation of plastic covering and drainage improvements, have been taken ahead of expected storms.
- The hillside continues to move, posing ongoing challenges to repair efforts and service restoration.
Orange County Register 
Times of San Diego 
Los Angeles Times 
