Recreational boating traces back hundreds of years, but only in the past decade has copper antifouling paint covering a boat’s hull become a significant issue. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
SANTA BARBARA — A local business’s request to add guided standup paddleboard (SUP) tours to its waterfront offerings in Santa Barbara Harbor was unanimously approved by harbor commissioners at their
SAN DIEGO — Dozens of marina operators and maritime interests met with officers of the San Diego Harbor Patrol at its headquarters on Shelter Island Feb. 3 to discuss how
SANTA ANA — Lisa Bartlett was sworn into her new post as Orange County supervisor a few weeks ago. When she took office, the Dana Point Harbor Revitalization Plan was
NEWPORT BEACH — A request by Newport Beach Councilman Kevin Muldoon to hire a firm to audit the Tide and Submerged Land Fund, or Tidelands Fund, was tabled until a
Birds trill from perches in low-growing bushes while water ripples through the creek and waves lap the nearby shore. Hikers explore nature trails along San Diego Bay, catching glimpses of
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) announced after its Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 meetings in Abu Dhabi the lineup of competitive events for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Sailing
LONG BEACH — Shortly after Robert Garcia took office last year as Long Beach’s youngest and first openly gay mayor, he pushed forward a baker’s dozen of political appointments to
