Long Beach homes red-tagged as high surf from Tropical Storm Rachel damages shoreline
Tropical Storm Rachel caused significant damage to Long Beach's boardwalk over the weekend, with powerful waves crashing into the Southern California coast and making the boardwalk inaccessible. Officials posted "No trespassing" signs and are now assessing the full extent of damage to the waterfront area. The threat from powerful waves continues, with concerns about potential harm to homes near the water.
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Long Beach boardwalk splinters as remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel threaten waterfront homes
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