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Uncovered Underwater: Local Researchers May Have Discovered a New Whale Species
When Dr. Jay Barlow and Dr. Elizabeth Henderson set sail from San Diego back in November, they couldn’t have predicted what was awaiting them off the coast of Baja California. With a team of Marine Mammal researchers, the pair believe they may have discovered a new species of Beaked whale that approached them while they were on the open...
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Dana Point's Maritime Fest to Drop Anchor at Your House
The Tall Ships Festival isn’t setting sail in 2020, but there will be three days of ocean-style celebrating for landlubbers to savor from afar.
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Summertime Whale Watching Opens in Ventura
Island Packers, which ferries travelers to Channel Islands National Park, is keeping an admiring eye out for beautiful ocean behemoths.
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Photos: See Eye-Catching Electric Blue Waves on the Southern California Coast
Southern California has been treated to a bioluminescent light show this spring with waves of electric blue on the region’s coastline. The photos below capture some of the natural phenomenon in Playa Del Rey, Manhattan Beach, San Clemente, Hermosa Beach and other locations. Bioluminescence is a biochemical emission of light by organisms. The chemical reactions within those organisms, like marine algae and... -
Glowing Dolphins Up the Wow Factor With Streaks of Neon Light Off the SoCal Coast
Streaks of electric blue light cut through the water in mesmerizing video of glowing dolphins captured Wednesday off Newport Beach. The video was captured just after sunset Wednesday by Newport Coastal Adventure. The dolphins, bathed in a neon glow caused by bioluminescence, swam next to the boat, leaving streams of light in their wake. Bioluminescence is a biochemical emission of…
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Glowing Dolphins Put on a Mesmerizing Show Off Newport Beach
Biolumenescence was in spectacular effect when dolphins glowed through the water off the Southern California coast. Video broadcast Friday April 24, 2020 on Today in LA.
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In March 1938, the Catastrophic LA River Flood Devastated Los Angeles
In March 1938, the Los Angeles River crashed through bridges and destroyed homes, overrunning its banks on a deadly rampage to the sea.
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‘Inky' the Octopus Escapes New Zealand Aquarium
Inky the octopus waited until it was dark and the staff had gone home from the National Aquarium of New Zealand before making his move.
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California Governor Blames Trump for Delayed Homeless Aid
California’s governor on Wednesday blamed the Trump administration for withholding data that is blocking the release of $650 million in state aid to combat homelessness.
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Live Cam Experience: Dive into the Pacific
The Annenberg Space for Photography and Explore.org head into the ocean via a fresh exhibit.
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US Helping Rescue Fishing Crew on Grounded Pacific Ship
A large fishing ship ran aground on a remote Pacific atoll early Thursday, and the U.S. Coast Guard said it was helping coordinate the rescue of its 24 crew members. The 308-foot (94-meter) Chinese-flagged Ou Ya Leng No. 6 ran aground on uninhabited Taka Atoll in the Marshall Islands, Petty Officer 3rd Class Matthew West said. He said a Coast...
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One Year After the Borderline Tragedy, Love and Sports Help Provide Strength to a Grieving Community
On the year anniversary of the Borderline mass shooting, a grieving community is united by love and a local sports team offering to help the healing.
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AP Fact Check: Trump's Wildfire Tweets Not Grounded in Facts
President Donald Trump is scorching the facts about California’s wildfires. The president in recent tweets blamed California and Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom for the fires because of state forest management practices and said California’s fires were too expensive and worse than in other states. In fact, the fires were not raging mostly in forests. The bulk of California’s forests are...
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Strong Quake Jolts Southern Philippines; 1 Dead, Dozens Hurt
A powerful earthquake shook the southern Philippines on Tuesday, killing one person, injuring dozens and sending people dashing out of homes and buildings in a region still recovering from recent strong quakes. The 6.6 magnitude earthquake was caused by movement in a local fault about 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) deep about 25 kilometers northeast of Tulunan town in Cotabato province,...
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Purple Sea Urchins Wreaking Havoc on California, Oregon Coasts
Tens of millions of voracious purple sea urchins that have already chomped their way through towering underwater kelp forests in California are spreading north to Oregon, sending the delicate marine ecosystem off the shore into such disarray that other critical species are starving to death.
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Far From Home: Stray Endangered Sea Turtle Found in Humboldt County
An endangered sea turtle is being treated at the Marine Mammal Center near Sausalito.
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Watch: The Palisades Fire as Seen From a Water-Dropping Helicopter
Video from the cockpit of a water-dropping helicopter shows flames and smoke rising from a hillside Monday at the height of of a brush fire in Pacific Palisades that threatened nearby homes.
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Picasso of Pumpkin Carving Shows Off Spooktacular Gourds
Oh my gourd. Malou Nubla shows off the Half Moon Bay haunt at Farmer John’s Pumpkin Farm on California Live Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019.
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Long Beach Marathon Won by Northern California Woman, Utah Man
Nina Zarina of Campbell, California was the women’s winner of today’s 35th annual Long Beach Marathon by more than three minutes, while Nate Clayson of Saratoga Springs, Utah was the men’s winner.