Michael Rivera, a Paso Robles resident, speaks against California's "sanctuary state" law at a City Council meeting on March 17, 2018. Attendees wanted leaders to formally oppose the policy. Lindsey Holden
 
April 18, 2018
By Lindsey Holden
The Tribune
 

Protesters oppose sanctuary state at Board of Supervisors (Los Angeles Times)

Squeezed between rising seas and coastal development, salt marshes in California, including this one in Newport Beach, have nowhere to go and could vanish in less than a century, according to a new study.

By: Rosanna Xia
February 21, 2018
Los Angeles Times

On one side, there's the rising ocean. On the other, rising buildings.
 

By Maria Fotopoulos
January 8, 2018
NOOZHAWK Santa Barbara
 
When we were planning a move to Los Angeles some 25 years ago, my marching orders when looking for a place to live were “Santa Monica or the Westside, close to the water.” Those are desirable places to live, yes, but the overriding factor was air quality — better air closer to the water was the thinking.