Construction begins on a new parking structure at Marina del Rey Lot 4. The parking structure at Lot 4 will nearly triple the lot’s existing capacity.
The new restaurant, designed by architect Frank Gehry and operated by Chef Wolfgang Puck, and its amenities blend public access with beachside dining.
Plans to bring a new restaurant to the former Tony P’s take a step forward with a license agreement between the California Yacht Club and the Department of Beaches and Harbors.
The nature-based efforts aim to protect beaches, expand coastal resilience and promote access for all L.A. County communities.
A plan to allow the use of sand that may have otherwise gone to a landfill for beach nourishment is moving forward.
The Department of Beaches and Harbors did not authorize, direct, or participate in the recent closure of a public access point to Yvonne Burke Park.
Visitors should check with the nearest lifeguard and practice good judgment before entering the water.
People should stay away from beaches, harbors, marinas and waterways during a tsunami advisory.
As they pack their bags and head to the beach for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, visitors should keep these tips in mind.
Tony P’s Dockside Grill, one of Marina del Rey’s most iconic and beloved restaurants, will close its doors for the final time on Sunday, June 29, 2025.
Celebrate Marina del Rey’s 60th Anniversary at the Marina Culture Jam, featuring live performances, hands-on activities, historic harbor tours, and more.
DBH remains committed to maintaining safe, accessible public spaces for all; however, visitors should be aware of service impacts at beaches and in Marina del Rey.
The dark, ashy sediment appearing on Los Angeles-area beaches does not appear to contain chemicals related to wildfires at levels that are dangerous to human health.
Thursday marks 60 years since Marina del Rey harbor’s formal dedication on April 10, 1965.
More than 60 Double-crested Cormorant eggs and chicks were rescued from a failing tree in Marina del Rey, thanks to a coordinated effort between the Department of Beaches and Harbors and International Bird Rescue.
As an atmospheric river soaks Los Angeles County, the Departments of Public Health and Beaches and Harbors (DBH) are reminding potential beachgoers to avoid ocean water and wildfire debris.
The L.A. County Department of Beaches and Harbors, L.A. County Public Works, the L.A. County Department of Public Health, the L.A. Regional Water Quality Board and other partner agencies are actively monitoring post-wildfire beach conditions and ocean water quality to protect the public.
As wildfires continue to endanger communities throughout Los Angeles County, their effects stretch far beyond the hills—reaching even the sandy coastline. The Department of Beaches and Harbors is implementing key safety measures to ensure beachgoers remain informed and protected during this challenging time.
Los Angeles County will receive $1 million from the California Ocean Protection Council to advance coastal resilience efforts to protect the County’s iconic beaches from climate change-accelerated erosion threats.
A winter storm expected over the weekend has delayed until Monday the start of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) effort to remove sediment from Marina del Rey’s harbor, the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors announced today.
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Los Angeles County Public Works will repair waterlines in Marina Del Rey along Via Marina from Marquesas Way to Bora Bora Way, and along Fiji Way from Admiralty Way to the end of the street.
Traffic control measures at Marquesas Way and Via Dulce for the Venice Dual Force Main project will begin Sept. 9.
Pre-construction activities on the Venice Dual Force Main project are scheduled to start April 24 and are expected to continue through June 30.
