"10 Freeway Reopens After Fire Damage for Monday Commuters"

The 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, initially thought to be severely damaged by fire and requiring demolition, will reopen for the Monday morning commute, eight days ahead of schedule. Structural assessments revealed that the damage was not as bad as feared, allowing for a quicker restoration process. The repairs will be covered by federal funding from a bipartisan infrastructure bill. The fire, determined to be an act of arson, caused significant disruption to commuters, who were advised to use public transit during the closure.