Topanga Canyon Boulevard (SR-27) will be restricted to one-lane traffic from 10 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday between Mulholland Drive to Happy Trail for striping.

The areas of one-way traffic may adjust. Crews will post signage ahead of closures.

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Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the reopening of Topanga Canyon Boulevard ahead of schedule on Sunday, June 2.



Original estimates had the reopening of this important route that connects Malibu to the western San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles County scheduled for this fall. Caltrans crews have been working 24 hours a day, seven days a week to stabilize the area and clear the roadway to open the boulevard fully with occasional one-way traffic controls as emergency repairs continue on the highway.

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Tour Venice Beach Boardwalk and then the Santa Monica Friday Evening Classic Car with Tonan Ruiz.

Scenes from the free Venice locals punk rock show featuring No Reaction, Sick Sense, and more....including some skating on the sidewalk mini-ramp.

Tonan finds one of his old surf trophies and reclls some good times with Christian Fletcher, Matt Biolos, and more....

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Tonan gives insights about localism, wahines, surfing history, Malibu, and more, during a morning surf check at Venice Breakwater during the Labor Day Weekend.

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Check out Tonan's Clothing Line: Naybor Hoodiez

Tonan gives a surf report and brief history of Reggie's Riptide at Venice Breakwater, while he is at the Venice Classic.

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Tonan checks out Tim Jackson's booth at the Venice Classic Car Show on the Venice Beach Boardwalk. Tim shows off his custom painted skateboard decks and Tonan recalls some old memories.

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Using palm tree froths that have fallen off the trees along Venice Beach, Tonan Ruiz has been creating these surf culture dioramas. He plans on placing them in the local children's hospitals. Check them out.