Deal would allow limited access to disputed California beach | The Log

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) — A battle over public use of a stretch of California coast has led to a tentative settlement that would limit access to those who could boat or paddle at least 2 miles to reach it, visitors with guides and landowners who have fought to keep...

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