A minke whale that had been swimming in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor for most of the past week was found dead Sunday morning, April 6.

The 25-foot whale doesn’t seem sick or injured, but the hope is that the whale can soon find its way out to sea.

Another dead whale was discovered in the waters of the San Francisco Bay, the fifth creature found in the area in less than a ...

"The efforts today by our partners are going to help us figure out what happened." The minke whale was spotted near a Catalina Express dock in the Shoreline Marina Thursday morning. While it's ...

Scientists have revealed the cause of death for the small minke whale that was trapped for several days in a Long Beach harbor earlier this month, according to media reports. Officials from the ...

“It’s displaying signs that are abnormal for a whale to continue to beach itself consecutively like this over a week’s time.” A minke whale — possibly the same species as the animal ...

The juvenile minke whale had been spotted swimming around San Francisco Bay for nearly a week by the time she beached herself off the coast of Emeryville April 8. Scientists had thought she seemed ...

A minke whale that spent the last week swimming in Long Beach Harbor despite efforts by marine wildlife experts to reroute it back to deeper waters died this weekend, officials confirmed.

Marine wildlife experts on Thursday attempted to help direct a young minke whale out of Long Beach Harbor where it has been swimming for the last few days, according to authorities. “This happen ...

The whale reappeared Friday. Witnesses said the whale, possibly a minke whale, has been in and out of the area for about two days. It did not appear to be in distress. Get top local stories in ...

Visitors flocked to Long Beach's Rainbow Harbor for a chance to see a Minke whale swimming around the LA County coastline.

A single minke whale has spent several days lingering in the Catalina Landing in downtown Long Beach, and wildlife experts are continuing to monitor it in hopes that it can find its way back to ...