In north San Diego County, the San Onofre Nuclear Power Generating Station is in the process of decommissioning, but the facility is now left with the task of storing 1,600 metric tons of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel. With such huge quantities of high level waste housed right next to the Pacific Ocean, many people are extremely concerned about what could happen in the event of a major accident. Dive into the controversy over San Onofre’s nuclear waste in the second installment of Santa

This summer, a new lease agreement saved public access for the next 25 years to San Onofre State Beach, a vital and beloved coastal resource for millions of ocean-goers. However, access remains under threat as chronic erosion and the impacts of rising seas continue to carve away at this shrinking beach. Surfrider, alongside California State Parks and the San Onofre Parks Foundation, is hard at work supporting the creation of a long-term plan that ensures ongoing access and a resilient San O. Our

San Onofre State Beach is closed until further notice following a shark attack in the waters off a popular surf spot Saturday. The woman's rescuers said almost all the muscle in her leg was missing by the time they got her to the shore: http://on.nbc7.com/vgbd6hO | NBC 7 San Diego