Metrolink and Amtrak train services have been temporarily suspended due to shifting ground beneath a stretch of seaside track in Southern California.
The San Diego Union-Tribune reported Friday that service has been suspended in the community of San Clemente on the border of Orange and San Diego counties.
The move comes after a recent storm surge caused high tides and waves that shifted the coastal tracks.
Last year, the community faced a similar problem and the tracks were shut down for two weeks. Workers brought in additional boulders to help shore up the eroding coastline.
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The Orange County Transportation Authority, which owns the tracks, will hold a special meeting Monday to discuss potential solutions.
Metrolink said service will remain suspended “until we have confirmation from the experts the slope movement has stopped.”
Amtrak said it is working to provide train service through a partner with connecting bus service to cover the route.
