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After storms ravaged the California coastline, Caltrans used a spider excavator to remove more than 20,000 cubic yards of dirt and rock to clear SR-41 between Morro Bay and Atascadero.

After five years of drought, rain came in abundance to California starting in December and continuing through the New Year. Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued two emergency proclamations to help 50 California counties recover fro ...

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Left to right Caltrans Equipment Operators Robert Giles, Chuck Wilcox and R.J. Hickman helped a U.S. Army veteran get to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Loma Linda after having a stroke while driving.

The morning of Dec. 8, began the same as any other morning. Caltrans Equipment Operators R.J. Hickman, Robert Giles, and Chuck Wilcox from the Paradise Valley Maintenance Yard in District 8 set out in a moving sweeping train to cl ...

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From left to right: Caltrans Maintenance Supervisor Alfred Lang, Adopt-A-Highway volunteer Don C. Becker and Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler Mike Mahneke honor Becker’s service.

A special ceremony was recently held at the Elks Lodge in Santa Barbara to recognize Don C. Becker for his retirement after 25 years as an Adopt-A-Highway volunteer. Caltrans District 5 Maintenance Supervisor Alfred Lang presented ...

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The California Transportation Foundation (CTF) thanks exiting board members: Riverside County Transportation Commission Executive Director Anne Mayer; San Diego Association of Governments Executive Director Gary Gallegos; Contra C ...

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