"Phase one was covering the slope with plastic to prevent any moisture or water from going into the area," explained Laguna Beach Mayor Mark Orgill.
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PCH lane closures near Crystal Cove as Caltrans begins erosion repairs foxla.comReporting
PCH lane closed near Laguna Beach as coastal erosion worsens | FOX 11 Los Angeles In a recent video posted on social media, Laguna Beach Mayor Mark Orgill noted that several local beaches, including Aliso Beach, have taken a...
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How a record-breaking El Niño could supercharge California's winter storms In the longer term, many officials and residents are pushing for more projects to replace lost sand. Laguna Beach Mayor Mark Orgill said his...
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Southern California Youth Group Raise $18K to Protect the Coast From Offshore Drilling Laguna Beach Mayor Mark Orgill, Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley and Aquagrom founder Alia Marriner, 17, each spoke at the gathering. The...

