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A sea of scientists is genetically cataloging marine invertebrates and algae along the Golden State’s coast. -
Rip currents are one of the coast’s greatest dangers and account for the most beach rescues every year. -
The National Weather Service said the dangerous conditions, including surf in the three-to six-foot range, would remain through Friday night. -
Environmentalists said offshore drilling could disrupt the more than $15 billion Southern California coastal economy. -
The city is banning holes deeper than 2 feet. Burying someone in the sand will also be banned, and beachgoers will be required to refill the holes they've dug. -
The San Diego City Council's Rules Committee today initially approved a proposed ballot measure by Councilman Raul Campillo to keep parking at the city's beaches and bays free unless voters decide otherwise. -
A portion of the bluff near Carlsbad Boulevard and Solamar Drive was restricted because of erosion. The recent rains damaged the integrity of the storm drain pipe there. -
Volunteers will gather where Rose Creek flows into Mission Bay to measure tide levels and consider the environmental effect of rising sea levels. -
A water contact closure has been issued for the shoreline at the locations in Mission Bay. The sewage release occurred near Snead Avenue. -
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced an agreement Monday between the United States and Mexico intended to permanently end the Tijuana River sewage crisis, the latest in a long line of agreements intended to accomplish the same.
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