Orange County races to protect beaches, homes ahead of unusually high tides
Orange County beach communities are rushing to reinforce their shorelines ahead of unusually high tides expected next week, with Seal Beach building its seasonal sand berm a month early and extending it farther than usual to protect agai…
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