High Surf will batter the Southern California coast one more day today.
A high surf advisory will be in force in Los Angeles County until 6 pm this evening. In Orange County, where a high surf advisory was initially scheduled until 1 p.m., it will last until at least 8 p.m.
The high surf and attendant rip currents are the result of swells generated by Tropical Storm Marie, which was previously a hurricane.
OpEd: Voting Day for the Presidential Primary Election is Tuesday, June 7. Santa Monicans are talking about the upcoming event. Really they are talking about the issues impacting us and the world: what is the future of our health care, education, immigration, human rights, international rights, women’s rights, worker’s rights, can we put an end to terrorism, the place of the United States around the world, civil rights, safety, violence of all kinds, and who is the most qualified, in all ways, to be able to do the best job of being our president.
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