Coastal Commission Considers Partial Closure of La Jolla Cove Amid Control Concerns
The San Diego Union-Tribune reports that the Coastal Commission is considering a partial closure of La Jolla Cove due to concerns about it being 'completely out of control'.
San Diego, CA, August 14, 2026 —
The California Coastal Commission is contemplating a partial closure of La Jolla Cove, a popular marine protected area in San Diego, according to a report by The San Diego Union-Tribune. The potential action stems from escalating concerns that the area has become “completely out of control.”
The specific details regarding what aspects of La Jolla Cove are considered “out of control” were not immediately available. However, the Coastal Commission’s involvement suggests that regulatory and management issues are at the forefront of the discussion. La Jolla Cove is renowned for its diverse marine life and serves as a significant attraction for tourists and local residents alike, making any potential closure a matter of considerable public interest.
The report did not specify a timeline for the commission’s decision or outline the exact parameters of the potential partial closure. Further information is expected as the Coastal Commission deliberates on the matter. The San Diego Union-Tribune is monitoring the situation and is expected to provide updates as they become available.
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