TRAFFICALERT Malibu mud and rock slides forces closure of Highway 23 at PCH, Caltrans says
MALIBU, Calif. -- Mud and rock slides on Thursday morning forced the closure of Highway 23 in Malibu, Caltrans said.
The agency announced the shutdown of the two-lane highway at the Pacific Coast Highway intersection shortly before 8:30 a.m. No injuries or vehicle damage were immediately reported. Photos released by Caltrans showed debris and massive rocks and in the roadway.Crews were also checking the north end of Highway 23 in the Westlake Village area, officials said.
Decker Canyon/Malibu: State Route 23 is closed on the south end at State Route 1 due to mud & rock slides. Crews are checking the north end of SR-23 in Westlake.
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