Event Brief
Sep 7, 2026 at 11:00 PM ET
Long Beach Peninsula residents told to evacuate
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Intense waves and high tide continued to batter homes and businesses on the Long Beach Peninsula, prompting evacuations for some residents. On Monday evening, Long Beach firefighters conducted door-to-door notifications for people living directly on the seawall between 63rd Place and 67th Place.
WHO: Long Beach firefighters; residents living along the seawall between 63rd Place and 67th Place
WHAT: Door-to-door evacuation notifications issued as waves and high tide impact properties
WHEN: Reported Sep 7, 2026 at 10:57 PM ET
WHERE: Long Beach Peninsula (seawall between 63rd Place and 67th Place), Long Beach, CA
WHY: Intense waves and high tide, driven by a tropical system in the Pacific, were continuing to impact the area and raise flooding risk.
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