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Volunteers are slated to remove trash and debris expected to be left behind at county beaches by thousands of residents and visitors flocking to the shores for the Fourth of July holiday weekend. -
San Diego officials said Wednesday that they will not allow a Fourth of July fireworks show planned to take place at La Jolla Cove to go forward due to a lack of required permitting from event organizers, news that delighted an animal rights organization that sued to stop the show. -
San Diego County beaches making the grade were Carlsbad at Encina Creek, Carlsbad at Palomar Airport Road and the Solana Beach Tide Beach Park at Solana Vista Drive. -
The plan to review La Jolla Fourth of July fireworks has hit a legal bump: There are concerns the explosions will impact sea lions who give birth to their young on the rocky shore of La Jolla Point. -
Around 2,200 cubic yards of natural sand will be placed on the beach between Kellogg and McCall streets on the Shelter Island basin beginning on or shortly after July 6. T -
San Diego County's environmental health department closed the San Diego Tijuana Slough shoreline in southern San Diego County Thursday, cautioning people against coming into contact with the ocean water. -
La Jolla sea lions will have to endure the crowds walking up and down the La Jolla shore, because the city is not shutting down access to a sea lion nursery. -
Over the last eight months, more than 30 pelicans have been found along the Southern California coast suffering from often-severe wing fractures, prompting wildlife officials today to reach out to the public for information on who may be attacking them. -
San Diego mayor's office remains quiet about doing more to protect sea lions along the La Jolla coast. -
The organizations pointed to two recent incidents they say highlight a pressing need to close access to the rookery: the "violent death" of a young sea lion pup and serious injuries they allege were inflicted upon a pregnant sea lion.
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