The Southern California coast could be experiencing one of the worst toxic algae blooms in history. So far, the natural phenomenon has killed hundreds of sea lions, dolphins, pelicans and at least two ...

Experts say what makes this year’s algae bloom significant is that it has sickened different animals compared to years past. “It does not look like we are close to seeing the end of this bloom ...

Toxic algae blooms along the California coast have been a problem off and on for the past four years, but what’s been happening in recent months is unprecedented. This is now one of the largest ...

Now, things have gotten so bad that L.A. County lifeguards have begun taking mental health days off to cope with the devastation as an algae bloom is poisoning and killing marine life from San ...

Blue-green algae blooms were reported in Lake Hartwell near Brooks Drive, Gordon Road, and Whitfield Road. While toxins were detected, they are currently below recreational limits. Residents and ...

Get the good fish.'" Wednesday's return to the wild by the four sea lions marked a small victory in the battle against a toxic algae bloom that has sickened and killed hundreds of animals from San ...

This week, scientists reported seeing a substantial decline in the algae at some monitoring spots along the coast, an indication the bloom might be dissipating. SeaWorld officials said Tuesday was ...

Get the good fish.’” Wednesday’s return to the wild by the four sea lions marked a small victory in the battle against a toxic algae bloom that has sickened and killed hundreds of animals ...

Watching animals become sick and die over and over again because of the toxic algae bloom has taken a toll on rescue workers and Los Angeles County lifeguards. "It's been more than I've seen in my ...

A severe, toxic algae bloom is making sea animals sick on the California coast. CBS News Los Angeles' Michele Gile reports on veterinarians' efforts to help and CBS News meteorologist Darren Peck ...

Sick and dead marine mammals have been littering the Southern California coast for months, poisoned by waves of toxic algae blooms, which have rescue groups working overtime and burning through ...