Beaches

Businesses are beginning to return to form in San Diego County, thanks in part to the Fourth of July weekend.

It’s the weekend so many people have been waiting for – and they’re not wasting any time getting out to the coastal areas to celebrate. Fiesta Island reached full capacity by 3 p.m., but that’s not the only place people flocked to in San Diego this holiday weekend. Locals and tourists on Oceanside Pier didn’t let Saturday afternoon’s cloudy...

People were out in full force to celebrate the Fourth of July. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry is in Mission Beach with the latest on how many people hit the beach and why it was so important for them to celebrate.

With San Diego County fully reopened, many cities couldn’t wait to bring back their firework shows. NBC 7’s Allie Raffa is in Oceanside with the latest on Oceanside’s Fourth of July celebration.

Through the coronavirus pandemic, people have picked up a lot of hobbies. Baking bread may have been one of the most popular, but other people took the chance to get outside.

Surfers looking for new soft top boards will have to look a little harder. NBC 7’s Consumer Bob explains why.

Here is San Diego and across the country thousands honored the men and women who have given their lives for our freedom. This as San Diego beaches saw busy beaches and roadways. Plus, cruise lines could soon set sail again and meat prices are on the rise. NBC7’s Dana Griffin has tonight’s Nightly Check-in for this Monday May 31st,...

After a year of pandemic lockdowns and travel restrictions, Stephen “Dr. Beach” Leatherman hopes his 30th annual list of the best beaches in the Unites States will be a welcome reprieve from coronavirus struggles

Dr. Beach revealed his annual list of top U.S. beaches. Is your favorite beach on the list?

North Beach in Burlington, where the temperature hit 90 Thursday, was the place to cool off in Lake Champlain, play some games and even get your COVID-19 vaccine.

Venice Beach will become more accessible to visitors Tuesday, especially those who have difficulty crossing the sand.

San Diego is a beautiful place year-round but spring is extra special.

San Diego residents were warned Saturday by county health officials to avoid the water at all coastal beaches and bays because of the danger of dangerous levels of bacteria caused by urban runoff from Saturday’s rainstorm. “Swimmers, surfers and other water users are warned that rain brings urban runoff, which can cause bacteria levels to rise significantly in ocean...

Dry, warm Santa Ana conditions were predicted Saturday for San Diego County with gusty northeasterly winds, with temperatures a little cooler than Friday, the National Weather Service said. Wind gusts over 35 mph were still occurring in the mountains and western foothills Saturday morning, and these winds will decrease a little in the afternoon but then increase again overnight into…

Those winter swells at San Diego’s beaches aren’t going anywhere anytime soon: a high surf advisory has been extended through Saturday, with the biggest surf coming Tuesday and Wednesday – and again later this week.

NBC 7’s Sheena Parveen shares the First Alert Forecast for the morning of Jan. 5, 2021 including details on a high surf advisory now extended into Saturday.

California’s first significant storm of the season filled storm drains with trash and debris that drained to the coast, and efforts to clean littered beaches have been hampered by stay-at-home orders during the pandemic, according to a newspaper report.

Recycle For Veterans, a non-profit organization, held a beach cleanup where dozens of volunteers spent their Saturday morning cleaning up trash along the beach in Oceanside.