14K views · 180 reactions | Driving through the Angeles National Forest can be exhilarating, but can be very dangerous. If you want to push your car or motorcycle to the limit, take it to the track! With the help of our friends at MotorTrend, we made a video to help you drive more safely and SLOWLY in the forest. Vehicles over the side of the mountain are no joke! | Angeles National Forest | Facebook

****VEHICLE VS TRAIN**** 11-79…Carson Mesa Rd and Angeles Forest Highway…reported traffic collision, one vehicle on its side…CHP and FD enroute code 3 UPDATE: E80 in the area…unable to locate…checking callback UPDATE 2: caller’s phone pinging north on Angeles Forest Highway near railroad tracks UPDATE 3: Metrolink train stopped in the area…checking to see if train hit vehicle UPDATE 4: vehicle hit by train…E80 on scene…requesting an additional engine or quint and P80…battalion chief enroute UPDA

3.6K views · 68 reactions | Video of HWY 39 going up the San Gabriel River towards the Morris Dam #SanGabrielComplex | Angeles National Forest | Facebook

1.9M views · 7.1K reactions | Angeles NF firefighters are assisting Los Angeles County Fire Department with a 47 acre brush fire near Castaic. In the reel is LACoFD’s Helitanker 55 aka “The Hammer” part of the Quick Reaction Force | Angeles National Forest | Facebook

11-79…SB14 at Angeles Forest Highway…2 vehicle traffic collision partially blocking the slow lane…CHP and FD enroute code 3 UPDATE: one vehicle involved is possibly a white Nissan Rogue UPDATE 2: vehicle overturned on right shoulder…driver self-extricated | AV Scanner News - Page

🚧 ANGELES CREST HIGHWAY UPDATE 🚧 Caltrans District 7 crews are actively removing giant boulders and debris from State Route 2 (Angeles Crest Highway) in the Angeles National Forest after heavy storm damage. The slide cleanup is happening near Chilao/Windy Gap as crews work to clear the roadway.  SR-2 remains fully closed from 3.3 miles east of Newcomb’s Ranch to State Route 138 due to extensive storm damage — including rockslides, flooding, and sections of buckled roadbed. | AV Bulletin