May 9, 2014

State/National/World

NOAA Provides free online nautical charts

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is helping to make the route planning process simpler for recreational boaters with the recent launch of interactive nautical charts.

Ambrosia Brody May 9, 2014

Catalina Connection

Avalon Ball pays tribute to the 1920s and 1930s

AVALON — The 12th annual Avalon Ball, scheduled for May 17, will take guests back to the glitz and glamour of the roaring 1920s and the 1930s during an evening

Ambrosia Brody May 9, 2014

Cartoon

Water Taxi

JR Johnson May 9, 2014

NOAA Provides free online nautical charts

Avalon Ball pays tribute to the 1920s and 1930s

Water Taxi

News Briefs

South Coast Fish Report

Fleet Week San Diego Celebrates Service — as America Marks 250 Years

If Marina del Rey Were a Person, She’d Definitely Own a Boat

$15.5 Million in Grant Funding to Advance National City Bayfront Projects

“Sail for the Blind and Visually Impaired” Returns to Newport Harbor Oct. 10

Pacific Airshow Returns to Huntington Beach with Thunderbirds, Snowbirds, and Three Days of Flight

Offshore Means Searching: Why Your Fishing Trip May Spend More Time Hunting Than Hooking

Sept. 29 Deadline Approaching for Boating Infrastructure Grant Applications

Port of San Diego Opens Biggest Cruise Season in More Than 15 Years

Containers Fall into Port of Los Angeles Waters, Coast Guard Says Cargo Non-Hazardous

Close Call Near Airport in the Sky Prompts Catalina Conservancy Drone Restrictions

More Than a T-Shirt: What Boaters Wear Reflects Life on the Water

Catalina Taxi and Tours to End On-Call Taxi Service in Avalon After More Than 50 Years

Mermaids Return to Avalon for Second Annual Catalina Island Mermaid Festival

From Open-Party Boats to Private Charters: There’s More Than One Way to Fish Marina del Rey