Washout Shuts Down Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu

MALIBU, Calif., Feb. 6 (KNN) - The Pacific Coast Highway (SR-1) has been closed in both directions due to a washout along the coast at Thornhill Broome Beach near Sandy Dune during the recent winter rainstorm.
The closure on the north end is at SR-1/Las Posas Road, and SR-1/Sycamore Canyon Road on the south end.
The duration of the closure is unknown at this time.
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[@JosephDungee]

Holy Cow!

[@Joshua-y6c]

Bro this is old damn news that spot has been like that for months at least the rain didnt do damage at all id say the sand "edge" was about 2-4 feet from the asphalt edge the water was already eating at the road to begin with the county is just LAZY and don't do anything until it makes news headlines

[@lkopl12398]

Built an entire rock wall in 2 months but but didn't continue it another 100 ft where the road needed it and now the road is collapsed into the road there goes a taxpayers dollars also the job on sycamore has been going on for a year and a half they only work on it during the summer for some reason in the winter time they do nothing how do you expect to get it done The locals on Ventura county line built a new staircase out of a thousand dollars worth of wood because the staircase has not been repaired and over two decades and the state comes by the tear it down yet the drainage for Neptune's net the sewer channel has been filled with water for a year people keep trying to get the state to come and unclog it so it doesn't just over keep overflowing into the ocean but the state does nothing

[@johnhalfhill1360]

😂

[@Six12media]

This in not in Malibu. Scummy clickbaiting "news network"

[@KeyNewsNetwork]

Strange response. It comes back as Malibu on our mapping system. Why the hostility?

[@lkopl12398]

He's right not Malibu but it's like 5mins away I would have agreed no hostility but You and your "systems" are wrong

[@lkopl12398]

A map is only as good as who looks at it so much for a new site