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May 15, 2015 – Big Rig Driver Airlifted to Hospital After Crash on 60 Fwy By Asher Klein and Adrian Arambulo, NBC Los Angeles, Published at 2:17 AM |   One big rig smashed into another, stopping up the eastbound 60 … Continue reading →

By Laura J. Nelson There may be relief in sight for drivers and truckers facing one of Southern California’s worst bottlenecks. Federal officials Tuesday approved a $10-million grant for a series of fixes to the congested interchange between the 60 … Continue reading →

Sept. 11, 2014 | Updated 10:47 p.m. BY CATHY TAYLOR AND DAVID HOOD / WASHINGTON BUREAU WASHINGTON – Los Angeles was awarded $32.05 million in grants from the federal Department of Transportation that will be used to beautify the planned … Continue reading →

This April 5, 2012 file photo shows traffic flowing through the interchange of the 60 and 57 freeways in Diamond Bar, Calif. (SGVN/Staff photo by Leo Jarzomb/SVCITY) By Steve Scauzillo |San Gabriel Valley Tribune Posted: 09/10/14 | 12:19 AM PDT … Continue reading →

Posted by Anthony Foxx Today, I’m pleased to announce the sixth round of DOT’s TIGER program. We’re making nearly $600 million in grants and awarding them to 72 transportation projects across 46 states and in DC. Over the last six … Continue reading →

Posted by City of Industry Mayor Tim Spohn | June 25, 2014 With the economy starting to make a recovery, our aging transportation infrastructure cannot keep up with the rising demand to move goods and people.  Nationwide, cities and transportation … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Mention to an out-of-towner that you live in Southern California and a few topics inevitably come up in conversation: movie stars, surfing, sunshine in February…and traffic. The intersection of the 57 and 60 freeways in Diamond Bar is … Continue reading →

The multiple-vehicle collision was reported at 7:27 p.m. By City News Service, December 28, 2012 Up to four vehicles were involved in a collision tonight on the westbound Pomona (60) Freeway, prompting lane closures in the Diamond Bar area. Two … Continue reading →