SAN DIEGO – More than 300 physically and developmentally disabled San Diegans, together with their families, will be welcomed aboard boats for a cruise on San Diego bay during the
LONG BEACH— Officials from the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles expressed approval when the U.S. Senate passed a bill into law which will provide increased funding for dredging
MARINA DEL REY— A pasty cloud of deceased fish created a surreal scene along Basin A of the harbor entrance, near Bora Bora Way, during the early dawn hours of
TWO HARBORS — Wine connoisseurs can taste the finest in reds, chardonnays, syrahs and bubbles during Two Harbors 13th annual Wine Festival from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday,
TWO HARBORS — Dog owners who enjoy dressing up their four-legged canines – and who don’t mind dressing up with them – are invited to cruise over to Two Harbors
MARINA DEL REY—An outpouring of frustration and incredulity emanated from the community over the designed Visioning Plan during a meeting of the Small Craft Harbor Commission May 28 at Burton
SAN PEDRO— For more than 10 years, co-founder and executive director of City2Sea, John Sakacs, has introduced thousands of inner-city, science-crazed kids to marine environments through three hour-long sea voyages.
DANA POINT—A boater’s advocate group has submitted an appeal to halt progress on the Dana Point Planning Commission’s approval of the Coastal Development Permit (CDP) application for the Dana
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