San Diego County issued an advisory for the Tourmaline drain outlet (FM‑030); water contact near Tourmaline Surf Park may be unsafe until tests clear it.

County issued an advisory for the San Elijo Lagoon outlet at Cardiff; avoid water contact until testing clears the area.

State Parks' new rules limit refunds, charge late cancellations and can bar repeat no‑shows from ReserveCalifornia for a year.

San Diego County placed Avenida Lunar beach in Coronado under an advisory effective July 1; officials advise avoiding water contact while tests continue.

A 9‑foot great white was spotted off La Jolla Shores; lifeguards posted advisory signs while scientists warn warm Pacific waters could bring more juveniles.

San Diego lifeguards warn that unmarked 'false trails' above Black's Beach can end in unstable cliffs and have prompted multiple rescues; officials urge use of the paved Black Gold Road access.

Mayor Todd Gloria unveiled plans to remove more than 1,300 feet of concrete from Chollas Creek, aiming to restore habitat, add trails and reduce flood risk in southeast neighborhoods.

San Diego County posted a health advisory for Coronado North Beach (EH‑060) effective June 25 at 4:50 p.m. Visitors should avoid ocean contact until testing clears the water.

County posted a water-quality advisory for the Crown Point drain (MB‑100) in Mission Bay after tests. Officials advise avoiding water contact until follow‑up samples clear the area.

After years of delays, East Village Green is finally nearing completion. The downtown park will include a rec center, amphitheater, playgrounds, dog runs and underground parking.

California is waiving the $50 Historian Passport fee for a limited time, offering free entry to more than 30 state historic parks from Juneteenth through the end of 2026.

San Diego filed to restart a bacteria-based spray on La Jolla bluffs to cut bird and seal odors, reigniting debates over wildlife, water quality and tourism.

The City warned of extreme high tides June 12–17 that could flood low‑lying coastal streets. Empty sandbags are available at select recreation centers while supplies last.