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Rail & RoadsExceptionally High Tides Are Expected Through Wednesday Along the Orange County Coastline, Elevating the Risk of Coastal Flooding, Beach Erosion, and Property Damage, While Prompting a Suspension of Metrolink Service.
Coast & SurfThe San Clemente-Based Environmental Group's 2026 State of the Beach Report Warns Against Temporary Coastal Barriers, Citing Local Railroad Riprap and Finding Most States Unprepared.
Coast & SurfThe Surfrider Foundation's New Report Highlights How Temporary Coastal Armoring Nationwide, Including Along the Railroad Corridor Here, Is Becoming Permanent and Eroding Beaches.
Coast & SurfCity Officials and Residents Are Grappling with Significantly Diminished Beaches, Acknowledging Past Inaction as a Potential 'Super El Niño' Threatens Further Coastal Erosion, While Newport Beach Expedites Its Sand Efforts.
Coast & SurfHigh Tides Exceeding Seven Feet, Combined with Large Swells and Rain, Are Expected to Bring Damaging Coastal Flooding and Erosion to Local Beaches Through Sunday, with Advisories Extending Into Next Week.
City HallSan Clemente’s Governing Body Unanimously Authorized an Urgent Plan to Bring 30,000 Cubic Yards of Sand to North Beach, Reallocating City Funds and Suspending a Long-Term Sand Program.
