Sinkhole Shuts Down San Diego Intersection

A massive sinkhole has opened up on a busy intersection in San Diego, California, causing traffic chaos and shutting down one of the city's major roads.

The sinkhole, which measures over 20 feet deep and 30 feet wide, appeared suddenly at around 9am this morning on Pacific Highway near Interstate 5. Witnesses report that it seemed to appear out of nowhere, with some saying they heard a loud rumbling sound before the ground gave way.

Emergency services were quickly called to the scene, but authorities are still trying to determine the cause of the sinkhole and when the road will be reopened. In the meantime, drivers are being diverted around the affected area, causing significant delays in the already congested city.

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Stay tuned for updates on this developing story, and in the meantime, be careful out there!

• What: Sinkhole appears on Pacific Highway near Interstate 5
• Where: San Diego, California
• When: This morning (9am)
• Causes: Still unknown; authorities investigating