110 Freeway
Coverage of 110 Freeway in the Nexus archive.
- Large fire erupts at business in Harbor Gateway, filling the air with black smoke
A large fire erupted at a business in Harbor Gateway, producing black smoke and forcing firefighters to take defensive positions as the blaze remained out of control on Figueroa Street near Rosecrans Avenue and the 110 Freeway.
- Death investigation closes 110 Freeway off-ramp in South L.A.
A death investigation caused the closure of the southbound 110 Freeway's 51st Street off-ramp in South Los Angeles on Saturday morning. California Highway Patrol officers responded to suspicious circumstances around 7:18 a.m. and found a deceased person near the location.
- Stretch of 110 Freeway in San Pedro near encampment fire will reopen: officials
A fire erupted inside a utility tunnel near the 110 Freeway in San Pedro, but it did not cause enough structural damage to warrant a full shutdown. The blaze was reported on the northbound side of the 110 near Gaffey Street. The roadway is set to reopen.
- Northbound 110 Freeway remains closed after encampment fire in San Pedro
The northbound 110 Freeway in San Pedro remains closed due to a homeless encampment fire that caused potential structural damage. Officials are evaluating the damage and may reopen the freeway on Wednesday. The fire broke out inside a tunnel Monday night.
- 110 Freeway could have structural damage as homeless camp continues to burn, officials say
The 110 Freeway in San Pedro remains closed due to a fire burning in a homeless encampment beneath the freeway, with concerns about potential structural damage. Firefighters are still battling the blaze, and road crews are unable to assess the freeway's integrity while it burns. The situation is being monitored by officials.
- 110 freeway closed in both directions in Wilmington for fire near encampment
A tunnel fire at the 110 freeway shut down traffic in both directions Tuesday morning due to a fire near an encampment in Wilmington. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning and affected traffic in both directions. The fire caused significant disruptions to commuters
- 110 Freeway closed in both directions after tunnel fire in San Pedro
A tunnel fire on the 110 Freeway in San Pedro closed lanes in both directions. The fire was reported near Gaffey Street on the northbound side shortly before 9 p.m. Monday night. Officials closed all northbound lanes, with closures still in effect Tuesday morning.
- Caltrans truck fire triggers explosion, shuts down 110 Freeway overnight
A Caltrans construction truck caught fire and exploded on the 110 Freeway in Carson, leading to an overnight shutdown. The incident occurred around 11:54 PM Thursday near 223rd Street, with the California Highway Patrol responding to the scene.
- L.A. police in pursuit of suspected car thief
Los Angeles Police Department officers and California Highway Patrol are pursuing a suspect driving a stolen vehicle at over 100 mph on the northbound 110 Freeway. The chase occurred Wednesday night as authorities attempted to apprehend the driver.
- Riderless scooter in roadway causes multicar collision on 110 Freeway in Los Angeles
A riderless scooter appeared on the 110 Freeway in Los Angeles early Tuesday, leading to a multicar collision and damage to multiple vehicles. The incident occurred during morning hours, causing traffic disruptions and vehicle damage.
- Family's SUV hit by rock thrower on 110 Freeway in South L.A.
A family's SUV was struck by a rock thrown from the side of the 110 Freeway in South Los Angeles, injuring a baby and two other children. The incident occurred near the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard exit in Exposition Park around 10 p.m. on Monday.
- Scooter tossed onto 110 Freeway damages several vehicles overnight
A Lime scooter was thrown from an overpass onto the 110 Freeway in Los Angeles overnight, damaging multiple vehicles and causing traffic to halt. California Highway Patrol officers worked to clear the freeway between Adams Boulevard and the 10 Freeway in the University Park area. The perpetrator remains unidentified.