We’re all familiar with La Jolla’s sea lions, harbor seals, orcas, garibaldi and seabirds. But in this series of stories ...

The roughly 12-foot-long oarfish — a serpent-like fish commonly found at sea depths of more than 600 feet — was found near La Jolla Cove on August 10.

The ultra-rare find of a deep-sea creature known as an oarfish in the water off La Jolla Cove started a frenzy among scientists who have swarmed to find out more about the mysterious deceased fish ...

Kayakers and snorkelers in La Jolla Cove ran into the already dead fish on Aug. 10 — just the 20th of its species documented to have washed up on California beaches since 1901.

Kayakers and snorkelers in La Jolla Cove ran into the already dead fish on Aug. 10 — just the 20th of its species documented to have washed up on California beaches since 1901.

Kayakers and snorkelers in La Jolla Cove ran into the already dead fish on Aug. 10 — just the 20th of its species documented to have washed up on California beaches since 1901.

On Aug. 10, a team of science kayakers and snorkelers came across the fish in La Jolla Cove and worked together to carry the sea creature from the ocean to the bed of a truck using a paddleboard.

A group of kayakers and snorkelers found a rare, deep-sea fish called an oarfish floating in La Jolla Cove on Saturday. Why it matters: This 12-foot sea serpent-like creature is only the 20th ...

A team of scientists including Ben Frable of UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla has discovered a fish of a different stripe. The new species — whose females have ...

New signs, new script and new partnerships being explored for La Jolla Cove sea lion issue The city of San Diego pursues more strategies to try to keep people and sea lions apart at The Cove while ...

La Jolla is known for its seals, seagulls and sea lions, as well as many other animal families that live along the coast. But one in particular has the city of San Diego taking steps to try to redu… ...