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The Environmental Protection Agency wants to spend more the $630 million to eliminate 95 percent of cross-border sewage flows. -
Water contact such as swimming, surfing and diving should be avoided during rain and for 72 hours following the rain event. -
Imperial Beach Pier reopened Saturday after being closed for five days because of the loss of a piling. -
Train service has been halted for the next two weeks as crews shore up unstable ground along cliffside railroad tracks in coastal Southern California. The planned closure between the Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo station in southern Orange County and the Oceanside stop in northern San Diego County is expected to last until Oct. 3. -
The Port of San Diego was informed by the city of Imperial Beach at about 6:30 p.m. Monday that a piling from the pier could be seen floating in the water.
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The National Weather Service warns of dangerous surf and rip currents along San Diego beaches through the end of Labor Day. -
Hundreds of pregnant leopard sharks swim in the warm, shallow waters of the La Jolla Shores. -
Gina McCarthy says the Biden administration is making major changes in the way it addresses climate change, but protesters say that is not enough. -
We devote this week's episode to the new IPCC report on global climate change and examine the political and business challenges of addressing climate change and its causes here in San Diego. -
Oceanside city officials will continue to explore a plan to bring more sand to the city's shrinking beaches. But it is not clear if the project will ever get approved.
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