-
‘It is an issue of equity': What's behind a 50-year battle for public beach access in Malibu
Even with action by the California Coastal Commission, a Malibu property has lagged in building a public beach path.
-
The 10 most in-demand summer vacation destinations in the United States — 3 are in Florida
HomeToGo ranked the most popular U.S. summer destinations based on growth in travelers searching for stays between July 1 and August 31, 2023.
-
Some San Diego beaches are under water warnings or closures. Here's what to know
Health officials warned the public Saturday of potentially unsafe water at several San Diego County beaches.
-
San Diegans are spotting more stingrays. Here's how to avoid being stung
With more people enjoying more beach time this summer, the likelihood of being stung by a stingray increases, too, according to first responders and researchers.
-
San Diegans are spotting more stingrays. Here's how to avoid being stung
NBC7’s Brooke Martell explains why stingrays are finding their way closer to the shore and how to do the “stingray shuffle” to avoid getting stung.
-
Over half of U.S. beaches are potentially unsafe due to poop contamination: report
Over 50% of beaches in the United States had at least one day when fecal contamination reached unsafe levels to swim.
-
Silver Strand Beach closure lifted, downgraded to advisory
The water contact closure has been downgraded to an advisory for the Silver Strand State Beach at the Imperial Beach Shoreline, North End and Avenida Lunar, county health officials said Tuesday.
-
All San Diego beach parking lots reach max capacity on Fourth of July: SDPD
By 1:25 p.m. Tuesday, San Diego police warned Fourth of July celebrators that all San Diego beach parking lots were either at or close to maximum capacity.
-
Coronado Lifeguard Tower, North Beach Shorelines Re-Opened
The Coronado Lifeguard Tower and North Beach shorelines are now open after recent water quality samples met state health standards, the county Department of Environmental Health and Quality announced Tuesday.
-
What's in the Seaweed? Researchers Find ‘High Amounts' of Flesh-Eating Bacteria in Sargassum
Sargassum seaweed, Vibrio bacteria and plastic debris are interacting in the ocean to create a perfect “pathogen storm” that researchers say could seriously impact both marine life and public health.
-
Coronado Beach Maintains Annual Presence on US' Top 10 Beaches List
Dr. Beach has released his annual list of U.S. public beaches just in time for Memorial Day, the traditional start of summer. Check out the top 10.
-
What Are the Most Common Trash Items Found on California Beaches? Here's the List
The environmental group Ocean Conservancy has seen it all when it comes to beach trash, but there are some items that turn up with striking regularity during the group’s annual global beach cleanup events. Here are the top items found in California.
-
2 North County Beaches Closed Due to Sewage Spill
The county Department of Environmental Health and Quality Wednesday announced the closure of Buccaneer Beach in Oceanside and South Ponto State Beach near the Batiquitos Lagoon outlet due to a sewage spill.
-
King Tides Rise Again in San Diego. Here's When to See Them
A perfect combination of cosmic events will occur this weekend to bring what could be the highest tides of the year to San Diego, according to the NOAA.
-
King Tides Make a Splash in San Diego
Elevated surf made for quite a show in coastal San Diego as king tides returned to the waters.
-
King Tides Return to San Diego
King tides combined with elevated surf will bring major waves to San Diego on Christmas.
-
King Tides for the Holidays: Exceptionally High Tides May Bring Flooding to San Diego
A perfect combination of cosmic events will occur this holiday season to bring astronomically high tides known as king tides to San Diego just before Christmas, forecasters say.
-
These San Diego-Area Beaches Are Closed Following Advisory
for water outlets at Torrey Pines State Beach, Del Mar and Ocean Beach was issued Wednesday by the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality.
-
Silver Strand Shoreline Now Open, Warning Lifted Following Possible Sewage Spill
The county Environmental Health and Quality department has lifted its warning for the Silver Strand shoreline after recent water quality samples met state health standards, according to a news release Thursday.
-
Surfers Enjoy Huge Waves in Ocean Beach
Many local surfers skipped work to enjoy the rare big waves in the middle of the summer due to the high surf advisory. NBC 7’s Joe Little was stoked to get in the action and take a dive in these massive waves.