PORT OF LOS ANGELES – How do you lose a 59 foot giant rubber duck? Torrential downpours and heavy flooding accomplished that task in China in August. The loss of
SAN MIGUEL— Reservations over the sudden closure of San Miguel Island have sparked concern from the community regarding the Navy’s handling of the decision. The Channel Islands westward-most accessible land
SAN DIEGO — Persistency among local fisherman, coupled with the support of San Diego’s county supervisor, has paid off as a new outdoor fish market is set to open near
SAN DIEGO – The Maritime Museum of San Diego along with San Diego Heritage, will host the 22nd annual Sea Chantey Fest aboard the museum’s Star of India, Aug. 3.
NEWPORT BEACH — In an effort to address concerns regarding new jet pack businesses seeking Marine Activities Permits in Newport Harbor, the Harbor Commission created a subcommittee to investigate issues
SAN DIEGO — In a comprehensive follow up to June’s special listening session in Long Beach, officials from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)—joined by representatives from various marine-based
LONG BEACH— As city officials move toward the next phase of the Alamitos Bay Marina rebuild, members of the Marine Advisory Commission were introduced to proposed increases in slip fees
DANA POINT — A local businessman embroiled in “a game of cat and mouse” with officials to secure a lease for his watercraft rental service has been left without a
