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San Diego County's 70 miles of beaches got pretty good marks on the latest Heal the Bay water quality report card. However, the news was not all good. -
A proposed bill in the California legislature would ban food vendors or restaurants from using styrofoam food containers on or after 2014. -
Water is high on the long list of issues the U.S. and Mexico deal with along the border. The improvement of a wastewater-treatment plant in San Diego highlights increasing collaboration. -
If you were dreaming of having a beach bonfire this summer, you’re in luck. A deal has been reached to save San Diego’s fire pits for one more year. -
To some brown pelicans are magical, to some they're pooping pests. But this spring there are a heck of a lot of them flying up and down the San Diego coast. -
In a new study, UC-San Diego researchers said sea level rise is returning to the North American coast after a 30-year break. -
Budget cuts once again threaten the fire pits dotted along San Diego’s beaches. And once again there’s another effort under way to save them. -
Oceanside Harbor has seen a sudden spike in the sea-lion population. The animals are not as afraid of humans as the seals at La Jolla's Children's Pool. -
As the Japanese try to stave off a nuclear catastrophe, many San Diegans wonder about the risk at the nuclear power plant in San Onofre. -
But Plant Likely Would Not Withstand Japan-size quake
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