It's taken a few years, but it finally looks as if Newport Beach will get to keep its beachfront fire rings.
The California Coastal Commission on Thursday gave the city permission to reconfigure 64 fire rings, allowing half of them to burn wood and the other half to burn charcoal.
The vote ended about two years of debate among Newport Beach residents, city leaders and other government agencies over the placement and number of the rings.
"It's a big weight off our shoulders," Newport Beach Mayor Edward Selich said. "The whole situation hasn't been good for the dynamics of our city."
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