Significant upgrades are coming to John F. Kennedy Park in San Diego, aiming to address historical neglect in the community with a $4.8 million project set to be completed by fall 2024.

A star-studded effort has led to the successful spawning of three Sunflower Sea Stars at Birch Aquarium, marking a milestone in the recovery of an endangered species. Collaborating organizations hope to reestablish local populations and protect kelp forests within the coming decade.

As urban coyote sightings continue to rise, experts give suggestions to ensure the safety of both humans, pets, and wildlife.

San Diego Zoo Safari Park recently celebrated the public debut of two critically endangered Sumatran tiger cubs.

A young coyote's remarkable journey to recovery demonstrates the power of innovative rehabilitation methods and the importance of protecting wildlife.

The City of San Marcos recently celebrated the reopening of Simmons Park with upgraded, state-of-the-art playground equipment, offering an additional 1,000 square feet of play area and highlights including a disc swing and a 68-foot-long zipline.

South Bay leaders and community members celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Sweetwater Park in Chula Vista.

Big Skates, the largest species of skates in North America, have welcomed newborn members to their family at Birch Aquarium.

San Diego Botanic Garden presents a unique immersive exhibition exploring the captivating world of carnivorous plants.

San Diego County celebrates its fifth annual Hawktober, a series of free workshops featuring education on several raptor species.

SeaWorld San Diego will take visitors on a mesmerizing journey into the world of jellyfish with their innovative and interactive exhibit, "Jewels of the Sea: The Jellyfish Experience," opening in 2024.

Village View County Park's groundbreaking ceremony brings together local officials and residents, as the park is set to offer various amenities, including an all-wheel skatepark, off-leash zones for dogs, and a native plant garden.

Jerabek Park Improvement Project kicks off in Scripps Ranch, bringing the promise of a revitalized, accessible haven for San Diegans of all ages; will this mark a turning point in the city's investment in accessible and safe recreational spaces?