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Encinitas's Grandview Beach stairs close again after bluff collapse, despite $1M repair project (opens the original)
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For the last week, a popular beach access point in Encinitas has been closed. According to the city of Encinitas, it was made aware that a portion of the bluff Grandview Beach, just north of the staircase, collapsed on Sept. 18. Earlier this year, a nearly $1-million project refurbished the stairs, but after the most recent collapse, they closed again, catching locals and visitors by surprise Friday. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. “It’s my first time coming an
Paleontologist discovers fossils dating back 40-45 million years in Oceanside (opens the original)
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Pieces of around one dozen fossils were recently found at a construction site in Oceanside. “Walked out and within eight minutes, within the sidewall, saw within minutes a piece of bone sticking out and immediately thought, oh god, we have something,” El Adli said. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. Helix Environmental Planning Principal Paleontologist Dr. Joseph El Adli made the discovery a few weeks ago. The city of Oceanside is not releasing the exact location
Mission Trails is 60 tons lighter after invasive vegetation removal (opens the original)
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Crews have removed more than 60 tons of invasive vegetation from Mission Trails Regional Park in San Diego as part of an effort to reduce wildfire risk and restore native habitat. The vegetation removal project, which began in 2024, has cleared invasive and fire-prone plants from the 8,000-acres of open space. The work is funded by the San Diego River Conservancy with oversight from the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. Ma
How Kelvin waves could affect San Diego beaches during El Niño (opens the original)
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What are Kelvin waves, and how could they affect San Diego? Kelvin waves traveling through the Pacific Ocean could raise sea levels along San Diego’s coast this winter, potentially increasing the risk of coastal flooding and beach erosion if stronger storms arrive during the El Niño year. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. Dillon Amaya earned his Ph.D. from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego and is now an assistant professor of marine science at N
Seeing more bugs? San Diego's warm weather may be to blame (opens the original)
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Hot and muggy weather in San Diego County may be contributing to increased activity from ants, mosquitoes and other insects, according to local experts. Eric Middleton, an entomologist with UC Cooperative Extension, said higher temperatures and humidity can affect insect behavior. Mosquitoes reproduce faster when temperatures are hot and humidity is high, while ants may head indoors as outdoor food and water become harder to find. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7
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