A judge today gave the city 72 hours to begin chasing harbor seals out of the Children’s Pool at La Jolla beach or face heavy daily fines, ruling firmly for humans in a decade-long battle over ...

A judge on Thursday delayed an order to remove federally protected harbor seals from a La Jolla cove minutes before a deadline expired that would have required city officials to begin dispersing ...

The seals will not be evicted, for the time being. A judge has delayed his order to remove a harbor seal colony from a sheltered beach cove after the governor signed a bill that could let them remain.

SAN DIEGO — Supporters of the harbor seals that live on the beach at the Children’s Pool in La Jolla won a round Tuesday in the long-running feud over whether the beach belongs to seals or ...

SAN DIEGO — A colony of federally protected harbor seals is causing a stink about whether it should spend its days lounging at a popular San Diego cove or be sent packing. On Monday, Gov. Arnold ...

La Jolla Sets ‘Crisis in the Cove’ Hearing on Seal Problems by Ken Stone • Times of San Diego June 6, 2016, 3:36 p.m. June 6, 2016, 3:41 p.m. Share this: ...

SAN DIEGO — The city of San Diego said Tuesday it will go to court to ask a state judge to lift an order requiring the immediate removal of a colony of federally protected harbor seals from a La ...

The San Diego Seals had 20 months and 22 days to prepare for Friday night’s National Lacrosse League season opener against Vancouver at ... Seals Cove is the new VIP area behind one of the ...

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has cast a lifeline to a colony of federally protected seals that spend their days lounging around a popular San Diego cove and have become the subject a lengthy ...

High tides continue Friday morning with a repeat of a projected 7.2 tide, which corresponds with a new moon. It peaks at 9:04 a.m. Low tide at -1.7 feet occurs at 4:21 p.m.

High tides continue Friday morning with a repeat of a projected 7.2 tide, which corresponds with a new moon. It peaks at 9:04 a.m. Low tide at -1.7 feet occurs at 4:21 p.m.