DEL MAR, Calif. — Thousands of cubic yards of sand will be coming to the San Diego County shoreline to replenish and protect the area from coastal erosion. US Representative Mike Levin said the $30.5 ...

Rebuilding beaches after hurricanes is costing U.S. taxpayers billions of dollars more than expected as the Army Corps of Engineers pumps mountains of sand onto storm-obliterated shorelines. Congress ...

A do-it-yourself option appears to be off the table as agencies continue searching for ways to place more sand on Southern California’s eroding beaches. San Diego County’s regional planners for ...

Two Orange County coastal cities for the first time have joined San Diego County’s efforts to restore sand to the region’s shrinking beaches. The San Diego Association of Governments completed two ...

Volusia County beaches will get a big helping of sand with two projects over the next couple of years, and a long-term planning effort for the beaches will launch soon. The state of Florida made $82.7 ...

The cost of constantly rebuilding beaches is rising because of climate change. But it’s unlikely that projects dating back to the 1970s or later will ever end. As many times as Congress pays to ...

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Sea-level rise is often pointed to as the unbeatable culprit chomping away at Southern California’s most popular asset. But rising seas aren’t the only reason the coastline is disappearing. Decades of ...

Gone are the bonfires, the volleyball nets and the sunbathers from some sand-depleted beaches in Southern California. Memories are all that’s left, as the force of the ocean’s waves menace homes, ...