Large swells this summer have contributed to significant coastal erosion at The Wedge in Newport Beach, exposing decades-old infrastructure.
A portion of the Santa Monica bluffs continued to undergo repairs after city officials were notified that there was a crack in the historic hillside above Pacific Coast Highway.
Climate change could result in up to 70% of California beaches being eroding by the end of the century, a U.S. government report found.
A scenic and popular passenger train route between Irvine and Oceanside will fully resume service next week after months of emergency work in San Clemente to stabilize a hillside on one side of the railroad track and coastal erosion on the other side.
The project is supposed to take place every five to seven years. However, due to lack of federal funding, the last time it happened was in 2010.
Ventura Harbor beaches have been severely eroded by recent storms, but they have been in the process of being restored.