Contractors reconfigure a three-freeway interchange on a construction site interwoven with ever-shifting alignments to keep traffic moving.

Caltrans engineer recounts intense process to reopen damaged 450-ft section of I-10, a core downtown artery, after Nov. 11 blaze.

The current work includes widening six miles of the westbound interstate and constructing and installing sound reduction walls. 

The California Dept. of Transportation is auditing sites it has leased out that are under or near infrastructure after a fire temporarily closed part of I-10 in Los Angeles.

Structural testing revealed that fewer repairs were needed than initially expected, and crews worked around the clock.

California officials say the fire-damaged section of Interstate 10 in LA will not need to be rebuilt and could be open to traffic in about a month.

As structural analysis continues on I-10 near downtown L.A., shoring has been put in place to stabilize the damaged section of roadway. 

A $126-million interchange project creates a direct connection to Louis Armstrong International’s new terminal.

Traffic congestion has complicated efforts to improve and widen a heavily traveled 2.5-mile stretch of Interstate 10 in Calcasieu Parish.