San Diego County’s next regional beach restoration project will be its largest yet, delivering three times the sand ...

Among many things, San Diego is known for its beaches -- most of which are purely sandy. But over time, San the Diego ...

The $21.25 million state grant would cover most of the costs to dredge an expected 900,000 cubic yards of sand from offshore deposits, an amount more than twice the volume removed from the Oceanside ...

The pipes that now line parts of the beach promise to replace some of that sand. Cyzyxki explained about 900,000 cubic yards of sand will be dredged from the inlet.

SANDAG is proposing a $260 million sand replenishment project to replenish the sand on 18 beaches from Oceanside to Imperial ...

The monthslong sand replenishment, which was announced in November, is part of the federal government's $1.5 billion plan to ... Roughly 50,000 cubic yards of sand were added to stabilize the ...

Dull, gray-black sand on t Beach Oceanfront may be unsightly, but unlike better-looking sand, it isn't eroding.

Previous sand bypass projects there occurred starting in 1995. This project is moving about 1.5 million cubic yards of sand from the shoreline immediately north of Port Canaveral to two segments ...

Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach in January received a combined $100 million in federal funding to protect and revitalize the coast. Here's what's funded.

The US Army Corps of Engineers will be dredging Oceanside Harbor starting on April 15, as part of their annual project to ...