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Laguna Beach acts with local emergency as shoreline erodes ahead of El Niño-heavy winter
local1 month ago

Laguna Beach acts with local emergency as shoreline erodes ahead of El Niño-heavy winter

Laguna Beach declared a local emergency to accelerate shoreline protection, sand placement, debris removal and repairs after days of heavy surf and ongoing erosion tied to former Hurricane Marie, with NOAA predicting a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño this year. The move enables expedited contracting and response as Aliso Beach and nearby areas see significant damage and multiple homes sono property exposed or yellow-tagged; neighboring Dana Point and Malibu report similar threats. Experts warn winter storms driven by El Niño could further reshape beaches, though some sand loss may be replenished later.

Dana Point declares local emergency after Marie-fueled surf damages 16 beachfront homes
california1 month ago

Dana Point declares local emergency after Marie-fueled surf damages 16 beachfront homes

Dana Point declared a local emergency after Hurricane Marie-fueled surf and coastal flooding damaged at least 16 beachfront homes; nine oceanfront homes were red-tagged as unsafe and seven yellow-tagged for structural damage, with no city infrastructure damaged. City teams will coordinate with agencies as conditions along the coast are monitored, while residents install emergency protections such as a boulder barrier in a bid to curb further erosion amid forecasts of more storms from El Niño.

"California Braces for Hilary's Impact: Emergency Declarations and Preparations in San Diego and East Bay"
natural-disasters3 years ago

"California Braces for Hilary's Impact: Emergency Declarations and Preparations in San Diego and East Bay"

San Diego County officials have declared a local emergency ahead of Hurricane Hilary's expected landfall as a tropical storm. The proclamation allows the county to utilize all necessary resources to ensure the safety of residents and property, including assistance from other local agencies. California Governor Gavin Newsom has also declared a state of emergency and mobilized government resources to support communities in the storm's path. The National Weather Service has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for Southern California, with heavy rainfall and potential flooding expected. Residents are urged to shelter-in-place and prepare for power outages, downed trees, and possible evacuations.