Beach access depends on state law, tide lines and public trust rules as rising seas squeeze public shorelines.

Powerful waves crashed over sand and wooden berms as exceptionally high tides slammed the shoreline overnight in Long Beach.

An advisory on Friday, June 12, warned a series of high tides, called king tides, are expected on Saturday, June 13, through Tuesday, June 16, in the evening hours.

The conditions are expected to last through much of this week.

(KRON) — Minor coastal flooding is possible in low-lying coastal areas due to higher-than-normal high tides. Hazardous beach ...

The Newport Beach city manager's office put out a warning urging residents in areas adjacent to the Newport Harbor take ...

Water levels are expected to be high enough to challenge or exceed the current summer tide record of 1.7 feet above normal, ...