Tag: coastal erosion

With more than 730 bills to process in the State Legislature before the September end of the first year of ...

Mandy Sackett, Senior California Policy Coordinator for Surfrider Foundation, and Henry Chou, chair of the Surfrider’s South Orange County Chapter, ...

In her latest column—aptly renamed Laurie’s Latest—Assemblymember Laurie Davies highlights what she believes are unmet needs in the state budget—namely, ...

If you’re a part of Southern California, especially South OC, visit the website bringbackourbeaches.com to watch Running Out of Time ...

Over the next several months, Capistrano Beach will receive 45,000 cubic yards of clean sand removed from the Santa Ana ...

Public access to Capistrano Beach may be limited until early June as OC Public Works and OC Parks work to ...

An environmentally conscious group, largely out of sheer necessity, surfers are on the front lines of some of today’s most ...

Passenger service for both Amtrak and Metrolink lines through San Clemente will resume starting Monday, April 17, following the completion ...

In her latest Foley Report, OC Board Supervisor Katrina Foley discusses the need for lawmakers and political leaders to work ...

As coastal cities grapple with eroding shorelines and loss of beach amenities that also threaten blufftop homes, Assemblymember Laurie Davies ...

The OCTA Board of Directors on Monday, March 13, approved the release of a request for proposals to find a ...

In his latest surf column, Jake Howard reports on several exciting developments and good news coming out of the local ...

For local surfers and beachgoers, the lack of sand from Beach Road to the bluffs of San Onofre is tragically ...

In an effort to protect 60 homes in the Niguel Shores Community and prevent the further disappearance of the coastline, ...

Metrolink’s train service between the Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Station and Oceanside station will be suspended until further notice beginning Friday, ...