FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 09/10/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego [email protected] Monitoring confirms chronic sewage contamination and industrial pollution throughout the Tijuana River Valley SAN DIEGO, Calif. – San Diego Coastkeeper published …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 08/11/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego [email protected] Settlement follows a complete overhaul and 40% capacity expansion of the South Bay International Treatment Plant, nearly $800 million in federal …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 07/28/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego Coastkeeper [email protected] Monitoring finds chronically high levels of bacteria and nutrient pollution in San Diego’s most urbanized watershed SAN DIEGO, Calif. – …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 07/27/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego Coastkeeper [email protected] Annual gala moves to South San Diego Bay for an evening of sunset views, entertainment and community celebration SAN DIEGO, …
San Diego Coastkeeper released its 2025 San Diego Bay Water Quality Monitoring Report, marking the first full year of data collection across the Bay.
San Diego Coastkeeper has released its 2025 Annual Report, reflecting a year of significant achievements in environmental advocacy, legal enforcement, and community-driven science.
Today, San Diego Coastkeeper with California Coastkeeper Alliance filed a petition with the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board aimed at reducing stormwater-driven pollution from privately-owned commercial, industrial, and institutional sites that generate runoff into the Lower San Diego River.
San Diego Coastkeeper released its 2025 Mission Bay Water Quality Monitoring Report, documenting a second year of monthly data across ten Bay locations. The report finds chronic pollution at Tecolote and Rose Creek inflows and highlights a growing network of more than 260 trained community volunteers.
San Diego Coastkeeper and CERF have reached a settlement with SeaWorld San Diego resolving a Clean Water Act lawsuit over fireworks-related pollution in Mission Bay, coinciding with SeaWorld’s transition to drone light shows beginning May 22.
San Diego Coastkeeper, Surfrider Foundation San Diego County, and Ocean Connectors release their 2025 Marine Debris Report, revealing that 8,179 volunteers removed nearly 20,000 pounds of trash from San Diego’s beaches and waterways — with plastic fragments topping the list for the third year running.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 09/10/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego [email protected] Monitoring confirms chronic sewage contamination and industrial pollution throughout the Tijuana River Valley SAN DIEGO, Calif. – San Diego Coastkeeper published …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 08/11/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego [email protected] Settlement follows a complete overhaul and 40% capacity expansion of the South Bay International Treatment Plant, nearly $800 million in federal …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 07/28/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego Coastkeeper [email protected] Monitoring finds chronically high levels of bacteria and nutrient pollution in San Diego’s most urbanized watershed SAN DIEGO, Calif. – …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 07/27/2026 Media Contact: Nicky Rosenberg Communications Manager, San Diego Coastkeeper [email protected] Annual gala moves to South San Diego Bay for an evening of sunset views, entertainment and community celebration SAN DIEGO, …
San Diego Coastkeeper released its 2025 San Diego Bay Water Quality Monitoring Report, marking the first full year of data collection across the Bay.
San Diego Coastkeeper has released its 2025 Annual Report, reflecting a year of significant achievements in environmental advocacy, legal enforcement, and community-driven science.
Today, San Diego Coastkeeper with California Coastkeeper Alliance filed a petition with the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board aimed at reducing stormwater-driven pollution from privately-owned commercial, industrial, and institutional sites that generate runoff into the Lower San Diego River.
San Diego Coastkeeper released its 2025 Mission Bay Water Quality Monitoring Report, documenting a second year of monthly data across ten Bay locations. The report finds chronic pollution at Tecolote and Rose Creek inflows and highlights a growing network of more than 260 trained community volunteers.
San Diego Coastkeeper and CERF have reached a settlement with SeaWorld San Diego resolving a Clean Water Act lawsuit over fireworks-related pollution in Mission Bay, coinciding with SeaWorld’s transition to drone light shows beginning May 22.
San Diego Coastkeeper, Surfrider Foundation San Diego County, and Ocean Connectors release their 2025 Marine Debris Report, revealing that 8,179 volunteers removed nearly 20,000 pounds of trash from San Diego’s beaches and waterways — with plastic fragments topping the list for the third year running.
