With Feds 'OK,' Kensington project set to move forward
The state plan calls for a tunnel that stretches three-fourths of a mile on the expressway from Dodge Street near Martin Luther King Jr. Park to Sidney Street, as well
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The state plan calls for a tunnel that stretches three-fourths of a mile on the expressway from Dodge Street near Martin Luther King Jr. Park to Sidney Street, as well
Governor Hochul said it's "full steam ahead" and hopes construction begins in the fall. But those opposed say they'll continue to fight.
Scene in los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, the first look up close at the 25-foot hole where a boy plunged into a terrifying ordeal. 13-year-old jesse hernandez, out celebrating easter at a park with his family, when he wandered off with friends into a restricted area and onto a maintenance vent. in seconds, he was gone. >> nobody could find him, nobody could hear him, nobody could see him. >> reporter: the boy trapped in this dark four-foot wide pipe. new footage showing the current of raw sewage snaking under the city of los angeles. after that fall, hernandez somehow traveling more than ha...