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San Clemente voters weigh beach tax as coastal erosion threatens rail line

Residents of the Southern California city of San Clemente will vote in November on a 1% sales tax to fund sand replenishment and wildfire protection, as erosion splits the beach and repeatedly closes a key passenger rail corridor.

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Residents of the Southern California city of San Clemente will vote in November on a 1% sales tax to fund sand replenishment and wildfire protection, as erosion splits the beach and repeatedly closes a key passenger rail corridor.

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