Major collision shuts down Skyline Boulevard in Pacifica

Police have closed a portion of Skyline Boulevard, also known as state Highway 35, in Pacifica due to a “major collision” on Monday afternoon, according to the Pacifica Police Department.

Skyline Boulevard between Hickey Boulevard and Manor Drive was closed as of 4 p.m., and was expected to remain closed until around 8 p.m. Motorists were being advised to use alternate routes.

Details about the crash were not immediately available. This is a breaking story; check back for updates.

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