A famed California beach has reopened after sewage from the Tijuana River flowed into recreational waters, though other beaches remain closed and pending rain could threaten water quality further. San Diego County officials said Monday that Avenida Lunar ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. After three years of unprecedented closures that devastated California’s fishing industry, commercial salmon fishing is poised to reopen this spring. The return comes with ...

The park features 165 campsites, iconic hiking trails, and areas to scuba dive and swim, according to the park's fact sheet.

The 200,000-square-foot floating water park is packed with oversized slides, climbing walls, jump platforms and more.