The Region : Off-Ramp Back in Service
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After completing extensive repairs prompted by a mudslide, the California Department of Transportation on Sunday reopened the Linda Vista Avenue off-ramp for eastbound traffic on the Ventura Freeway (134).
Rainstorms Jan. 12 caused an estimated $800,000 in damage around the Ventura Freeway off-ramp near the Rose Bowl when about 30,000 cubic yards of terrain washed out from a slope.
State highway workers, after replacing two lengthy sections of large storm drains, restored the hillside and repaired the damage to the roadway area.
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