Seven homes in Dana Point’s Capistrano Beach are now red-tagged—unsafe to live in—after brutal surf tore through the coastline, collapsing decks and crumbling sea walls. Two more got yellow tags, warning of imminent danger. With another high tide looming, city crews race to inspect and reinforce properties, even installing boulder barriers to hold back the waves. One homeowner watched their patio vanish into the ocean, then received emergency clearance to demolish what’s left. This isn’t isolated: Malibu evacuated 30+ homes, Long Beach nearly 25 after its boardwalk buckled—all fueled by a distant Hurricane Marie. The coast is still reeling, and officials won’t stop until every structure is safe.

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