LONG BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- The Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach is in danger of running nearly out of funds by the summer and may have to shut down programs that monitor and benefit marine life ...

“Our state funding ends in August and the state’s budget doesn’t look very good,” said Chris Lowe, director of Cal State Long Beach ... if a tagged shark is off their beach they then ...

The Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach has been defunded by the state. The program keeps SoCal beachgoers safe from sharks. The lab now needs $500,000 to make it through the end of the year.

Lifeguards from around Southern California gathered for some shark training on Friday at an annual workshop hosted by the Cal State Long Beach Shark Lab. Dr. Chris Lowe, with the Shark Lab, said ...

The Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach in 2018 received $3.75 million in state funding to set up the program, which tracks juvenile white sharks along California’s coastline. Researchers hoped ...

The Shark Lab at California State University at Long Beach voiced concern that its state funding will be cut by June, and it is actively seeking to raise $7 million to keep its programs afloat.

The Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach is running out of time after state funding was cut to an “early detection system” that would alert lifeguards and beachgoers when a shark is within 100 ...

A 13-foot thresher shark washed ashore in Huntington Beach on Wednesday with a hook in its mouth. Images of the shark were posted to Facebook by the California State University Long Beach Shark Lab.

Research released from Cal State Long Beach's Shark Lab last year found, most of the time, beachgoers are in shark-infested waters even if they don't know it. Shark Lab researchers tracked the ...