#water-safety

#water-safety

"I've walked and cycled along the Seine many times, but this was a unique opportunity to swim surrounded by beautiful architecture I've always seen from a different angle."

On Saturday morning, shortly after 6 a.m., the bodies of two individuals were found in the San Joaquin River, the county sheriff's office said. The deceased were removed from the water near where the San Joaquin River and Old River meet. The sheriff's office said foul play is not suspected, although no further details about how the people died was released.

The swim season this year at Lake Anza, which began on April 26, has been busy, with 700 people visiting on hot days and around 100 people in the water at once.

If you're wondering whether podcasts count as screentime, we discuss how the definition of screentime can vary and what it means for kids today.

One of the biggest mistakes I see families make-whether at the pool, beach, or lake-is the improper use of inflatables. Arm floaties and baby pool floats may look cute for family photos, but they aren't reliable in terms of keeping non-swimmers above water.

"Help me! Help me!" That's what officers heard from a young boy caught in the rip current.

Senior coroner Graeme Irvine expressed his condolences to Kaliyah's parents, acknowledging the profound grief they are experiencing during this tragic time.

The water is something that everybody in this room has a connection with - but the reality is that most people don't have that.