One of California's most expensive infrastructure projects is inching forward in a tiny city on the north coast, where landslides have long battered the main highway. The road in question is Last ...

A combination of climate change and natural erosion is thought to be threatening the highway, vital for school buses, emergency services and local businesses. “Last Chance Grade and Highway 101 isn’t ...

The state announced another step toward addressing the ongoing slide at Last Chance Grade with a $40 million allocation to design a mile-long tunnel that bypasses the unstable area completely. “Four ...

After many years of patching holes and building retaining walls, the California Department of Transportation is pursuing a long-term solution: a $2.5 billion tunnel through the redwood forest that ...

California is planning a $2.7 billion tunnel to bypass landslide-prone Highway 101. See why this project will set a state record.

After years of searching for a solution at Last Chance Grade, a three-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 101 between Klamath and Crescent City that has struggled with landslides for decades, Caltrans ...

DEL NORTE COUNTY, Calif. — Caltrans District 1 has announced a $40 million allocation toward the design phase of the Last Chance Grade Project along U.S. Highway 101 south of Crescent City in Del ...