The Spanish-Boer herd will chew through 600 acres of Camp Elliott brush through December in a test of goat grazing at a U.S. military installation.

A whale-watching captain spotted roughly a dozen 9-foot spinetail devil rays near San Diego, an exceedingly rare sight this far north.

The California Coastal Commission approved Ocean Rainforest's 7.8-square-kilometer kelp farm off Ventura, with conditions to protect whales and local fishing grounds.

Birch Aquarium released 223 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs in two batches, and researchers already spotted earlier releases thriving.

La Jolla Coastal Conservancy has pulled 16 tons of weeds this year alone. Council President Joe LaCava plans to propose a neighborhood park-partnership policy to the City Council Rules Committee in fall 2026.

Bring a pruner and a wagon: the Sept. 12 sale at Casa del Prado offers free blade sharpening and a plant daycare for shoppers' purchases.

The Walter Munk Foundation has locked down one $30,000 bench and needs three more donors to finish the row at Kellogg Park.

Aguirre and Lawson-Remer will detail a phased infrastructure fix Monday as South Bay residents wait for real relief.

San Diego's airport mascot is pushing food-scrap recycling as 800 waste experts descend on the city this week.

An animal control officer had to guide the animal over a guardrail near Brockton Villa — twice — before it finally headed for the water.

Thousands of potted plumerias, Polynesian dancers and a global flower show land at Casa del Prado next weekend.

Hundreds packed La Jolla Shores as the sun lined up perfectly with Scripps Pier's back pillars, a twice-yearly quirk of Earth's tilt.

A 25-year-old grad student named a snake after Wil Myers. His team tracks red diamonds several times a week to see how hikers affect them.