OCTA: Emergency Railroad Stabilization Project Progressing on Schedule
An Orange County Transportation Authority official told the California Coastal Commission that the current railroad stabilization project in south San ...
Tag: Coastal
OCTA Authorizes Emergency Track Stabilization After Train Service Suspension in South Orange County
The Orange County Transportation Authority has declared an emergency need for railroad track stabilization in southern San Clemente following an ...
Local Organizations Invite South County Community for Coastal Cleanup Day Events
Members of the local community are invited to help spruce up beaches in San Clemente, and Baby Beach and other ...
City Announces Pier Bowl Specific Meeting Scheduled for Monday, Feb. 25
San Clemente Times On Wednesday, Feb. 20, the city of San Clemente announced it will host a special "public information" ...
Letter: Coastal Short Term Rental Supporters Ignore Historic Nuisance Laws
Roger Butow, Laguna Beach Coastal city short-term rental (STR) proponents ignore legally binding land-use concepts, typically using meritless, flawed arguments ...
Bring On The Open: World Tour Hopefuls Eye Big Result at Upcoming Vans U.S. Open of Surfing
By Jake Howard It’s that time of year again—we’re in the dead of summer and the U.S. Open of Surfing ...
Outdoor Offerings: Sea to Summit Guided Tour of San Mateo Watershed
By Danny Ritz There is never a shortage of things to do and areas to explore in Southern Orange County, ...
Stairs at El Portal Beach Access Reopen
Beach access point reopens after eight-month closure The staircase at El Portal Beach is now open to the public after ...
CDFW Cracks Down on Lobster Poachers
By Andrea Swayne Seventeen citations were issued and 25 violations were found during a four-day lobster poaching detail by the ...
Coastal Commission Chooses Alternative to City’s Parking Lot Proposal
By Eric Heinz The proposed public parking lot to be built at 1832 El Camino Real in the city’s north ...
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