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- Sep 28, 2026
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Long Beach Peninsula (opens the original)
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The damage: In a memo released Friday, Public Works Director Joshua Hickman laid out the damage plainly: About 200 feet of boardwalk decking and support beams need to be replaced; roughly 1,000 feet of bulkhead needs new top caps; and another 450 feet of bulkhead planks have to be restored. The cost: That repair work alone is expected to cost about $1.5 million with crews aiming to finish by November. With the city entering a super El Niño season, Hickman recommends the city spend another $230,0
Long Beach’s Peninsula keeps washing away. The fix could cost hundreds of millions (opens the original)
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One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. Let’s hope that by the time you’re reading this, the waters are calm as ever and the streets are bone dry. If not, Long Beach might as well be called Short Beach. After waves supercharged by Hurricane Marie battered a series of beachside homes, tore up a city boardwalk and ripped away enough sand to reveal a decades-old bulkhead, Long B
Rare sea turtles laid eggs here only to have them threatened by hurricane-charged waves (opens the original)
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One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. In a moment of Darwinian serendipity, sea turtles made the rare decision last week to lay eggs on a stretch of beachfront in Seal Beach and Huntington Beach — the first time ever recorded anywhere on the American West Coast. Too bad the timing couldn’t be any worse. Marine veterinarians hit the beaches Friday to orchestrate a delicate e
Rare sea turtles laid eggs here for the first time, only to have them threatened by hurricane-charged waves (opens the original)
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In a moment of Darwinian serendipity, sea turtles made the rare decision last week to lay eggs on a stretch of beachfront in Seal Beach and Huntington Beach — the first time ever recorded anywhere on the American West Coast. Too bad the timing couldn’t be any worse. Marine veterinarians hit the beaches Friday to orchestrate a delicate evacuation of roughly 200 sea turtle eggs just as crews are bracing for powerful waves supercharged by Hurricane Polo. Eggs have been taken inside the Molina Anima
Hurricane Polo expected to stir up powerful waves, high tides and rip currents in Long Beach (opens the original)
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Long Beach has closed a stretch of beach along the Peninsula ahead of heavy surf and seven-foot tides scheduled to hit Sunday and last through Wednesday morning. A strengthened Hurricane Polo is sending the waves our way from hundreds of miles away as it inches northwestward into Baja California. Polo, a tropical storm that upgraded Thursday night into a Category 5 hurricane, is expected to supercharge waves locally for the next few days, according to the National Hurricane Center’s advisory thi
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