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King Tides give us a preview of sea level rise - Vimarsana News

King Tides give us a preview of sea level rise

The year’s highest tides, known as “king tides,” will hit California shorelines December 23 and 24 and again January 21 and 22, providing a glimpse of what to expect as sea levels rise. The public is asked to safely photograph the shoreline during king tides as part of an international community science project. King tides are one to two feet higher than an […]

Community demands better safety along Isla Vista cliffs - Vimarsana News

Community demands better safety along Isla Vista cliffs

From grieving mothers to students who live along the bluffs, there is a renewed demand for better safety along the cliffs in Isla Vista.

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Point Arena completes initial sea level rise study - Vimarsana News

Point Arena completes initial sea level rise study

Point Arena received a Coastal Commission grant to study the impacts sea level rise will have on their pier and cove area in August of 2022.

Mailbag: Is H.B. turning a blind eye to homeless students? - Vimarsana News

Mailbag: Is H.B. turning a blind eye to homeless students?

Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local issues and events including memories from the daughter of late former Costa Mesa Mayor Norma Hertzog.

San Diego passes requirement for restaurants near coast to replace parking taken by outdoor dining - Vimarsana News

San Diego passes requirement for restaurants near coast to replace parking taken by outdoor dining

The new regulation from the California Coastal Commission will apply to a narrow stretch close to the water, renewing concerns about its effect on the street dining program in La Jolla Shores.