Tracks in south San Clemente have been closed since they were affected by erosion. All service on the Orange County and Inland Empire-Orange County lines will be open next Monday.
"This emergency work has posed an unprecedented challenge, especially with the heavy rainfall this season, and we're very pleased to announce that passenger service can safely resume on this key stretch of Southern California rail," said Gene Hernandez, the chairman of the Orange County Transportation Authority.
-Orange County lines that pass through San Clemente."I am very excited about Metrolink resuming service to and from Oceanside," Metrolink Board Chair Larry McCallon said. "I know the residents of the Inland Empire are looking forward to again taking the train to the beach."Work crews this week will finish shoring up the line, officials said.that I have read and agree
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