Crestline, Southern California's Unsung Water Paradise At the center of Crestline's appeal is Lake Gregory Regional Park, a serene and refreshing escape from the heat of the valley below.

Southern California has no shortage of family-friendly destinations to visit during summer, but as the temperatures escalate, it's the area's abundant swimming pools and water slides that start ...

California is a fantastic state for holidays, even if you prefer not to visit the major cities. In fact, lakes in Southern California are a popular option – there are about 3000 of them. Some ...

After several record-breaking rainstorms hit Southern California, water levels at Lake Elsinore have surged, prompting flooding concerns. This marks the first time in 25 years that water levels hav… ...

As Southern California endures another sweltering heat wave, many people are looking to beat the heat at their local water park. There’s no shortage of fun water park offerings in Southern Ca… ...

What Happens Next Lake Oroville's water levels reaching capacity marks a historic milestone for California's second-largest reservoir. However, water levels are expected to fall throughout the summer.

But for much of June, the water at Southern California’s largest natural freshwater lake has been unsafe for swimming due to toxic algae blooms that frequently plague the popular recreation spot.

Even as residents struggled to clean up before the next round of severe weather, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s decision brought relief amid the state’s historic drought.

More winter storms are needed to improve the snowpack in the Sierra Nevada after a record dry start to the water year.

LAKE GEORGE — Water Slide World, the once popular attraction that greeted visitors at the southern end of this busy destination, will be demolished to make way for mixed-use development.

Following an extraordinarily wet winter, water is once again roaring into some of California’s largest reservoirs and lakes for the first time in nearly three years. Southern California’s ...

Southern California's Lake Elsinore has been closed to swimming, boating, kayaking and fishing due to an algae bloom that produces toxins that could be harmful to people and animals, officials said.