Brooke Martell

Port of San Diego Last week, after poinsettias were stolen from in front of the Tunaman's Memorial in Shelter Island, the Port of San Diego planted new poinsettias in hopes of preventing people from taking them.

“The construction on this air attack base is just going to improve speed and efficiency and allow faster refuel times,” Cal Fire San Diego Capt. Robert Johnson said.

Through their research, Joseph Swift, Ph.D., and Professor Joe Ecker, Ph.D., found that when plants, even your house plant, don't get the water they need, it's like they freeze and don't grow.San Diego discovery could

Play Unmute Share Toggle Fullscreen NBC Universal, Inc. This week the Artemis II mission will launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The four-person crew is expected to return with a splashdown about 50 miles off the coast of San Diego on Friday.

NASA scientists say you probably won't see Artemis II splash down off San Diego's coast on Friday — but you might hear it or feel it, according to the U.S.

“To think that we’re going to be looking out over oil rigs, it’s just nuts," said a local whale-watch company owner.

Play Mute Share Toggle Fullscreen NBC Universal, Inc. Scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography have detected a marine heat wave.

Three FireSat satellites launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base early Tuesday and are expected to begin providing wildfire data to fire agencies by the end of the year.

The ocean water off La Jolla Shores is feeling warmer than usual this summer, with sea-surface temperatures near Scripps Pier reaching about 74 degrees, according to measurements taken Thursday morning.