Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography is hosting a two-day Earth Day event with educational and entertainment activities to promote ocean conservation.

Birch Aquarium has debuted five one-year-old Weedy Seadragons in their exhibit, bred as part of a conservation effort by Associate Curator Leslee Matsushige.

The San Diego Humane Society discovered and is caring for four coyote pups found under a deck in Pacific Beach, advising the public on coexisting with wildlife.

The Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography has been re-accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, affirming its excellence in animal care and conservation.

San Diego officials advise caution during spring as bee activity increases, emphasizing that disturbing bees can lead to stings and suggesting to contact professionals if bees become a nuisance or safety hazard.

Endangered Least Bell's vireo songbirds return to Carlsbad, CA, for breeding season, spurring local conservation initiatives to protect their habitat.

San Diego City Council approves $15.9 million for park projects focused on improving access to green spaces, particularly in underserved areas, as part of the Parks for All of Us initiative.

SeaWorld San Diego celebrates its 60th anniversary with a four-day event starting March 21, featuring live entertainment, special merchandise, and new attractions such as "Jewels of the Sea."

A mountain lion has been spotted wandering through downtown areas of Oceanside, prompting police and wildlife officials to urge caution among residents.

Birch Aquarium extends its hours for spring evening experiences, featuring sunset views, Little Blue Penguins, immersive art installations, seadragon birthdays, and Thursday night events with music and drinks.

California's OPC allocated $1.85 million to combat whale entanglement in crab fishing gear, promoting 'ropeless' traps for the Dungeness crab industry to protect marine life.

A new fish species, Halichoeres sanchezi, has been discovered in Mexico's Revillagigedo Archipelago by scientists from UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

Cesar Chavez Park in San Diego has reopened its recreational field after renovations, including new sod and improved irrigation, ensuring the beloved community space remains in top condition for local activities.