Beaches along the Southern California coast are being closed as a safety precaution as the state deals with a tsunami ...

LOS ANGELES - A tsunami watch issued for the California coast was upgraded to a tsunami advisory late Tuesday following a ...

High bacterial levels have led the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to warn against swimming, surfing or ...

A magnitude 8.8 earthquake that struck near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula has placed the entire West Coast of the United ...

The California coast is under a tsunami advisory following an 8.8-magnitude earthquake off the coast of eastern Russia, with a series of waves expected to impact coastal areas overnight.

A tsunami advisory was issued for San Luis Obispo County coastal areas, as well as much of the California coast, Tuesday ...

Health officials are advising the public to avoid swimming, surfing, or playing in the ocean at multiple Los Angeles County ...

Los Angeles county is home to more than 30 miles of sun-drenched beaches. These beaches are open to the public and, aside from parking fees, are free.

The advisory, which is in place until Saturday at 7:30 a.m., encompasses all of the county’s coast, from San Pedro to Malibu, which includes more than 80 beaches, creeks and storm drains, and 24 ...

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Monday that he supports reopening the city’s beaches for active recreation, with some restrictions. Sitting or tanning in the “dry areas of sand” would ...

Los Angeles authorities said Wednesday night that they were reopening four miles of beaches after 17 million gallons of sewage spilled into Santa Monica Bay Sunday.

In Los Angeles County—where the coronavirus has hit hardest in the state, with 29,427 confirmed cases and 1,418 deaths as of May 8—the beaches have remained closed and empty.