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Birch Aquarium's new Halloween event will be “aglow” in late October
The La Jolla destination’s “Halloween Aglow” will feature trick-or-treat stations, tunes, and more haunting holiday merriment.
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San Diego City Council votes to close Point La Jolla year-round to protect wildlife
The San Diego City Council will meet on Monday to discuss closing Point La Jolla year-round to protect both wildlife and the hundreds of people who visit the sea-lion pupping area.
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Video shows California sea lions charging at beachgoers, sending crowd running in shock
In the latest incident of humans vs. nature, beachgoers in La Jolla were chased by a few large sea lions at the Cove in a video that’s making the internet rounds and once again raising concerns about cohabitating beaches.
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We're flapping our wings over Little Blue Penguin Day
Birch Aquarium at Scripps is beaking out over the feathery favorites and their very special anniversary.
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Birch Aquarium is now home to a scenic ‘Blue Beach'
Way cool: The striking below-your-feet mural depicts various depths of nearby underwater canyons.
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8 Dead After Boat Capsizes at San Diego Beach
Eight people are dead after two panga boats crashed at Black’s Beach Saturday night, San Diego Fire-Rescue said.
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You Can Leave Now': San Diego Lifeguards Ask Girl to Leave La Jolla Cove Sea Lions Alone
Harassing sea lions is a federal offense, NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo reports.
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So Many Little Seadragon Eyes: Birch Aquarium Prepares for a Bundle of Babies
A male weedy seadragon at the La Jolla institution is carrying a whole lot of eggs; new photos reveal fascinating details, like developing eyes.
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Watch: Huge Section of Cliff Crashes Onto Black's Beach in La Jolla
The collapse at Black’s Beach was reported after 2 p.m. on Friday.
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Big Birch Aquarium News: A Male Weedy Seadragon Is Carrying Eggs
The “first successful transfer of eggs from a female seadragon to a male” occurred in the La Jolla aquarium’s “Seadragons & Seahorses” habitat.
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San Diego High School Athlete Turns Side-Hustle Into Six Figures a Year
Some high school athletes are banking big bucks thanks to changes that allow them to accept major endorsement deals. California has become the trendsetter among the 19 states that let high school athletes profit from their name, image and likeness without affecting their eligibility to play in college. Among them is Jada Williams, who was a social media star and...
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La Jolla's Legendary Marine Room Adds a Stunning Lounge
Sip something spirited while watching the waves crash at La Jolla Shores.
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Fugitive Busted in El Cajon Accused of $35M Fraud Based on Billionaire, Iraq Veteran ‘Mirage'
Las Vegas resident Justin Costello, 42 — who also owned a home in La Jolla — is accused by federal prosecutors and the Securities and Exchange Commission of swindling thousands of investors.
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Hundreds Take Part in Adaptive Surfing Event for People with Disabilities
Ian Briske touches the ocean for the first time since his severe brain injury twenty months ago.
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‘Art of Science' Contest Winners Share UC San Diego Labs' Most Beautiful Discoveries
Part art exhibit, part science project, Art of Science is on view now at the San Diego Natural History Museum and UC San Diego’s WongAvery Library.
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Take a Look Inside Dr. Seuss' La Jolla Home Before it Sells For The 1st Time in 70 Years
At the tip-top perch of north Mount Soledad sits a sprawling property where some of the most iconic children’s literature came to life. Dr. Seuss’ longtime La Jolla home is now up for sale. Take a look inside.
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Dr. Seuss' Home for Sale in California for First Time in 70 Years
The La Jolla home of Theodor Seuss Geisel, who imagined the whimsical worlds of “The Grinch” and “The Cat in the Hat” as author Dr. Seuss, is up for sale for the first time in more than 70 years.
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Sea Lions Chase Away Beachgoers in California
Charlianne Yeyna took a video of the sea lions chasing people off of the beach that is now going viral. NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo has more from La Jolla.
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‘Little Blue Penguins' Waddle Into La Jolla
The Beyster Family Little Blue Penguins exhibit will feature the fabulous and photo-ready feathered figures.
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La Jolla Mural Honors Those Who Have Lost Their Moms
A giant peacock, calla lilies, and elegance are all symbols representing the love muralist Hanna Daly has for her mother Susan. “I just wanted to make something really beautiful,” said Daly. “My mom was a wild one and she got a tattoo of a calla lily when she was like 70 so I added some calla lilies. [And] there were…