It’s that time of the year when leopard sharks return to La Jolla for a few weeks in droves to incubate their embryos.

Snorkeler discovers massive field of protected sand dollars at La Jolla Shores, reminding beachgoers these living creatures must stay in ocean.

The leopard sharks of La Jolla induce a different response. Instead of racing toward shore, visitors here head out toward the deeper water to get a closer look.

But some folks are encouraging others to come experience sharks in-person for themselves down in San Diego. To be specific, leopard sharks and in La Jolla.

Shark scientists Jasmin Graham, A-bel Gong, and Andrew Nosal head over to La Jolla to investigate a natural “shark spa.” This unique part of the California coast is a favorite spot for leopard ...

A gray whale that has been spotted several times recently off San Diego has been documented swimming among schooling leopard sharks. The accompanying footage was captured off La Jolla by Trystan ...

Lynch says his company serves about 70,000 people per year, many of whom come to see the sea lions, seals and leopard sharks that change throughout the seasons.

The fundraiser for the Prevent Drowning Foundation will include 1- and 3-mile races, as well as a 250-meter children’s event ...