For more than three weeks now, passenger rail service between San Diego and Orange County has remained shut down after a landslide in San Clemente. It's one of a number of service disruptions that one local lawmaker calls unacceptable and who has a new plan to get rail service in Southern California back on track.. Local rail passengers trying to travel to or through San Clemente have had to endure five extended service shutdowns during the past three years. This new legislation aims to address that, having the state step in to try to make rail service as reliable as possible. Encinitas resident Michael Bell said he used to use the train monthly to head from North County up to LAX to catch flights for work. FULL STORY: https://www.cbs8.com/article/travel/legislator-proposes-rail-service-southern-california-back-track/509-8020e74f-976a-4658-9b0b-cb452fce8e63