Coastal Emergency: Orange County Mobilizes Amid Erosion and High Surf
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Orange County has declared a local state of emergency due to severe coastal erosion and high surf that damaged homes and infrastructure along the coast, with officials coordinating with Dana Point, Laguna Beach and others to accelerate sand replenishment and seek state and federal aid ahead of a forecasted El Niño winter storm season.
- Orange County declares state of emergency after severe coastal erosion, high surf damage multiple homes ABC7 Los Angeles
- Fight intensifies over the fate of homes falling into the sea The Washington Post
- San Clemente declares emergency for beaches, allots $1 million for North Beach sand fill Orange County Register
- Orange County declares countywide emergency over Hurricane Marie damage KTLA
- 20-Foot Hurricane Swell Obliterates SoCal Luxury Homes in ‘Most Coastal Carnage I’ve Ever Seen’ (Video) Yahoo
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