Cordilleras Creek in Redwood City, California, overflowed on December 31 as an atmospheric river dumped rain on the Bay Area.This footage shows flooding in Redwood City. “I’ve never seen this creek ...

Greg Biles, a neighbor who also presented during the meeting, noted the council adopted a report, titled Excerpts of Flood Strategy fo Cordilleras Creek, back in 2000 that suggests the city ...

Part of southbound Highway 101 in Redwood City will be closed this weekend as crews work on replacing the Cordilleras Creek Bridge, Caltrans said. The highway will be closed for 55 hours, between ...

Caltrans says it replaced the Cordilleras Creek Bridge, which was at the end of its service life. The project was completed 14 hours ahead of schedule.

Crews were at work replacing the Cordilleras Creek Bridge, which was built in the 1930s, according to Caltrans spokesperson Pedro Quintana. "It has reached its life service," he said.

U.S. 101 Southbound will be closed for 55 hours this weekend between Brittan and Whipple avenues in Redwood City for construction on the Cordilleras Creek Bridge, Caltrans announced.

The closures come as part of the 101 Cordilleras Creek Bridge Replacement Project, which closed the freeway's southbound lanes for 55 hours in late September. The closures will affect northbound U ...

All northbound lanes of Highway 101 will be closed in Redwood City this weekend, the second of two closures allowing the replacement of the bridge over Cordilleras Creek. Related Articles These ...

Caltrans has scheduled a full day closure of the San Francisco Bay Trail near Cordilleras Creek Bridge in Redwood City starting at 7 a.m. on Monday. The one-day bike path closure will allow our con… ...

Work crews used the weekend closure to replace the Cordilleras Creek Bridge, which had reached the end of its service life. Update: Northbound U.S. 101 in Redwood City all lanes reopened at 2:20 PM.

Routine maintenance repairs on a portion of water system pipes along Cordilleras Creek left some San Mateo County residents concerned water was being wasted as the state enters a drought.