Dangerous surf, eroding shorelines impacting Long Beach coast
Long Beach has red-tagged eight structures and deployed heavy-duty sandbags to support a failing bulkhead as Tropical Storm Rachel threatens the region. Forecasters warn that anticipated eight-foot tides on Sunday morning will likely cause severe, damaging ocean flooding to south-facing beaches.
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