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Tropical Storm Rachel leaves flooding, damage

Long Beach homeowners heartbroken as Tropical Storm Rachel annihilates houses

Long Beach residents have been left devastated after powerful waves from Tropical Storm Rachel battered their multimillion-dollar beachfront homes, destroying properties, forcing families to evacuate and ripping apart a century-old boardwalk as yet another storm slammed Southern California.

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Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel Push Unusually High Waters Into Newport Beach, Closing Southern California Beaches

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Tropical Storm Rachel leaves flooding, damage across California

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Olympian’s beachfront mansion crumbles into the ocean in California: ‘Breaks our hearts’

An aspiring LA 2028 Olympian lost her home to the devastating storm over the weekend after Tropical Storm Rachel battered the Long Beach coast.

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Drone shows homes left dangerously tilted as powerful waves batter shoreline

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More damage expected in Long Beach after powerful surf from Tropical Storm Rachel hammers coast

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Tropical Beach Resorts

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There's no better way to kick off a new year than at the beach: The 7 best tropical spots

Summer may be the most popular time for family vacations, but if you live someplace that experiences winter with a capital "W," you know the best time to travel is during the coldest months. The best tropical vacation spots are never more enticing than in ...

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A tropical beach walk in El Nido, Palawan (4K)

Explore the beachfront near Plumeria Eco Resort in El Nido, Palawan, where tall coconut palms and small coastal buildings line a sandy shoreline overlooking blue tropical waters. The walking tour captures gentle waves,

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Your Resort’s ‘Perfect’ Beach Is a Lie

White sand, coconut palms, a gently sloping strand? That idea of tropical paradise is often manufactured. Resorts around the world are now embracing beaches in their more natural states. By Sarah Stodola Let’s buck the trend, a local marine biologist ...