The shore from Rincon to Point Mugu. Sand replenishment, sea level rise, harbor operations, surf, and the agencies that govern the line where land meets ocean.
The City of Ventura closed part of the beach near Surfer's Knoll on Oct. 23 after the Santa Clara River began draining through an alternate channel, pushing water through a rock jetty and creating dangerous currents.
The city holds its first community meeting for the Pierpont Beach Management Plan on Oct. 21 at Pierpont Elementary, funded by the Coastal Conservancy, to guide sand management and living shoreline concepts as both summer and winter beach widths narrow.
The webcam, powered by Pixelcaster, offers a continuous real-time view of the pier, beach, and Pacific Ocean, plus a daily time-lapse, and does not record or store video footage.
The mine near Camarillo temporarily expands operating hours to supply rock and riprap for emergency coastal repair tied to the Palisades Fire burn scar and a Malibu sinkhole.
The Ventura County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to adjust building layouts and square footages on the redevelopment of Fisherman's Wharf.
The city will add $1.5 million in State Coastal Conservancy grant funding to the long-running shoreline restoration project.
The board accepted the California Coastal Commission's conditions on June 23, sending the updated Local Coastal Program amendments back for final certification to protect 29 miles of unincorporated coastline.
After two hours of public comment, the Ventura City Council voted 5-2 to advance a coastal grant application before the May 11 funding deadline.