@jake.gordon: Long Beach Peninsula update | October 16 🌊 City officials say four of the seven red-tagged buildings may require partial or complete demolition. Beach replenishment is scheduled to begin October 20, with 415,000 cubic yards of sand planned to help rebuild protection before the next major high tides and winter storms.

gerardmc52 :

Ocean front property now property of the ocean front

user516222866988 :

Ummm but what are we doing about all that trash going into our ocean….

matt :

they need to fine the owners until all this pollution is cleaned

Apple User624944627 :

Airbnb $10k a week

ChillMarlow67 :

Damn that's f'd up! I hope and pray for the best for all 🙏🏾

user7517536353913 :

That’s a quick fix [Laugh approved][Big LOL]

gailfreeman78 :

you take your chances when you live by the water

Tex_the_flex :

literally shocking. I always said I wanted a home here. 🤯🤯

Ms. Bella Renay :

Noooooooooooooooo Lord please help us understand

seanie :

They got their beachfront property

Ian Macduff :

I this would suck for me if this happen…. But I live on the hill side of belair so all of Los Angeles would be under water if this happen

Wakeup America! 🇺🇸 :

Note to self. If you can ever afford a beach front property, do not buy it!

Truffle64 :

Just Devastating.

Xtazyz Arzaba :

👏

scaper635 :

Lake Pacifico- WINNING!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sandra Trepasso :

My heart is broken

Gabe :

Fixable

Jess Nurse :

Why is the city not tearing down from the street side before all of that ends up in the water?

sweet :

watching these Houses slowly Dieing 🙏🙏

Alex Serafin918 :

If you build it, they will come. Guess what? It really came

Silvur Linings Official :

Megz3p :

😳😳😳

appleuser54982416 :

😭