La Jolla stingray injuries hit four-year low amid warmer waters

La Jolla has seen stingray injuries drop to the lowest level in four years, according to the La Jolla Village News reported by Times of San Diego.

Despite the decline, warmer ocean waters could extend the stingray season, potentially affecting beachgoers in the coming months.

In related local news, the city is seeking bids for emergency medical services, a process that comes amid scrutiny over a former fire chief's role with AMR, the ambulance service provider.

Additionally, the Mahj Theory Collective in La Jolla continues to offer open play and lessons, contributing to the community's recreational options.

Residents and visitors are advised to stay informed about ocean conditions as the stingray season may last longer due to environmental changes.