Evacuations lifted after waves damage Long Beach boardwalk and homes
Evacuations have been lifted in Long Beach after high tides and pounding waves damaged the historic boardwalk, homes and vehicles. The new reports indicate the immediate evacuation status has improved, although coastal damage remains.
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Why it matters
The lifting of evacuations reduces the immediate public-safety threat, but significant coastal and infrastructure damage remains.
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