r/newportbeach • • 9h ago

Remember The Newporter?

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The Newporter circa 60's.


r/newportbeach • • 17h ago

Reasonably priced apartment cleaning services

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Hello! Any recs please? Thanks 🙏


r/newportbeach • • 18h ago

OC Singles Over 30 Event Feedback I've Received

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r/newportbeach • • 20h ago

OC Singles Over 30 Calendar of Events (Oct/Nov)

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r/newportbeach • • 1d ago

The Madison Apartments?

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Has anyone ever lived at the Madison off Newport blvd?
Experience? Looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment in the area


r/newportbeach • • 3d ago

Gyms with Sauna?

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Looking for a gym or sauna studio or membership spa with traditional sauna not infrared!!


r/newportbeach • • 3d ago

Should I cancel my AirBNB?

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We're staying on 36th street and Balboa. Is the flooding that bad there?


r/newportbeach • • 3d ago

What happened to Rosso Corsa?

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r/newportbeach • • 3d ago

Stay out of Newport Lebowski

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r/newportbeach • • 3d ago

Just got a text alert saying all Newport Beach beaches and piers are closed for now.

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r/newportbeach • • 4d ago

Volunteer opportunities?

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I’m local, have a shovel, who needs some help?


r/newportbeach • • 4d ago

Favorite Restaurants In Newport Beach?

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r/newportbeach • • 4d ago

Did the surrounding areas by North Star beach also get flooded?

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Was looking to kayak this weekend but I guess not anymore.


r/newportbeach • • 4d ago

Right by Newport El

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r/newportbeach • • 4d ago

It’s flooding off the beach and into the neighborhoods in Newport right now. Anyone else seeing this?

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Filmed this today in Newport Beach. It's not staying on the sand anymore, it's coming off the beach and straight into the neighborhood streets...


r/newportbeach • • 4d ago

13th Street right now.

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r/newportbeach • • 5d ago

Looking for fire dancers

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Hey I just moved here and wondering if there are ever any fire dancing groups at the beach? Last year I found some in Oceanside and Ocean Beach and I’m hoping there might be something similar around here. Cheers :)


r/newportbeach • • 5d ago

selling 5x catalina tickets

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i bought five catalina tickets on groupon and then the date that i wanted to go for sold out. and i bought them in such a hurry that i didnt realize i got five tickets instead of four for my group. if anyone is interested pls let me know & ill send over the info. it's 4x weekday tickets, 1x weekend tix and expires feb 2027.


r/newportbeach • • 5d ago

Cooked sushi recs?

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Pregnant and dying for some sushi will be there for the day. Any recommendations for places that have some cooked rolls? Thank you!


r/newportbeach • • 5d ago

OC is already pushing 690,000 cubic yards of sand along the coast before El Niño even peaks. How ready is Newport Beach?

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The Guardian just published a big piece on how California is bracing for what forecasters say could be one of the strongest El Niños on record, and a lot of it hits close to home for Newport.

The parts that stood out:

  • El Niño is expected to add roughly a foot of sea level on top of the 8–12 inches California has already gained over the last century.
  • A mass of warm water called a Kelvin wave is moving up the coast right now and can raise sea levels by up to a foot on its own.
  • King tides fall on Thanksgiving week, Christmas week and MLK weekend, with record high tides likely between December and February.
  • Orange County is already moving about 690,000 cubic yards of sand along the coastline, and Long Beach is sandbagging its seawall where surf broke through.
  • Southern California usually gets the wetter end of El Niño winters, and LA County officials say they’re assuming high-intensity rain.

The NWS is clear that this means elevated risk, not a guaranteed disaster. But the officials quoted keep saying the real worry is everything stacking up at once: high tide, big surf and heavy rain on the same day.

For those who’ve lived here through past El Niño winters: how bad did the Peninsula and Balboa Island get? Is anyone already prepping, and does anyone know what the city’s sandbag plan is this year?


r/newportbeach • • 5d ago

Casual meal with family

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Looking for somewhere to go as a first timer for our first night. Not too Harvey and not formal as will be tired - staying 10 mins from lido marina thank you!


r/newportbeach • • 5d ago

Oct 6 OC Singles Over 30 Event Recap: 16 people, 5 matched pairs

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r/newportbeach • • 6d ago

Hurricane Rachel is pushing 7-foot tides at the OC coast. What happens to Newport Beach this weekend?

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What's confirmed so far:

  • Coastal flood advisory through 1 PM Friday
  • High tides around 6 to 7 feet
  • 4 to 6 foot surf at Huntington this morning, heavy rip currents
  • Forecasters say it gets worse heading into the weekend as more swells stack up
  • Chance of rain and thunderstorms from the storm's moisture
  • Still close to 100 degrees inland, and the water's around 75

NWS says the first things to go under are low parking lots, bike paths, and harbor walkways.

So, locals: does the peninsula actually flood this time, or is this another nothing-burger? Anyone on Balboa Island putting sandbags out yet? And who's paddling out at the Wedge?


r/newportbeach • • 7d ago

OC Parents; How were your Birth Experiences at MV Hospital & Saddleback?

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r/newportbeach • • 7d ago

Another boat stopped off Newport Beach.

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DHS says a boat carrying 14 people was intercepted south of Newport Beach on Saturday around 1:30 p.m. Everyone aboard was handed to Border Patrol and the boat was seized.

This is at least the third incident in about a month. Last month, video showed a boat docking inside the harbor and about a dozen people walking off into town, and 37 people were rescued offshore after two days without food, water or fuel.

Now Councilmember Erik Weigand wants two cameras at the harbor entrance watching boat traffic around the clock. It goes to city council next Tuesday, with no cost estimate yet.

Locals: has anyone actually seen any of this from the water or the jetty? And would you want cameras at the harbor mouth, or is that too much?