As people check into hotels and rush back into unsafe buildings for their belongings, many along the coast wonder what’s next.
Tag: coastal erosion
Officials Red-Tag Four Buildings and Call for Rail Relocation After San Clemente Landslide
Next week’s expected rain storms could also threaten the area, officials said Thursday afternoon.
Limited Weekend Train Service Between San Diego and OC is Expected Soon; No Weekday Trains Yet
While Amtrak is expected to resume weekend service starting in February, weekday trains and Metrolink service aren’t expected to resume until March.
OC-San Diego Train Service Will Be Shut Down Even Longer – Possibly Until February
County transportation officials have linked the erosion issues to climate change – and say they might have to move the tracks entirely.
State of Emergency Declared as OC-San Diego Train Service is Halted, Could Re-Open in November
California’s top transportation official declared a state of emergency Monday over an ongoing landslide that officials say threatens the tracks.
Before Oil Spill, Some OC Cities Questioned For Ignoring Their Expert Coastal Panels
OC’s beach cities have been accused of nixing their coastal advisory committees long before the oil spill. Many activists and former commissioners say such committees were routinely ignored.



