NEWPORT BEACH — In the face of intense media scrutiny, waning public trust and a legislative battle the California Coastal Commission made a decision favoring environmentalists and slow-growth advocates on
STATEWIDE — California could be revamping a portion of its state government and boaters could be affected by potential changes to the Department of Parks and Recreation (also known
NATIONWIDE — One presidential candidate reportedly sought advice from a California agency of how to alter the national Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), which sets mandates on the supply of ethanol
AVALON — Southern California Edison (SCE) has imposed Stage 3 water rationing as of Sept. 6. The 50 percent reduction in water usage is a 25 percent increase from the
STATEWIDE — California is home to a handful of saltwater desalination plants between Monterey County and Carlsbad. As California’s severe drought continues to persist there are some who say we
OCEANSIDE — Standup paddleboard (SUP) and kayak users earned a significant victory in Oceanside on Aug. 24 as the local City Council unanimously approved changes to the Municipal Code to
SAN DIEGO — William Roberts, fondly known as “Wild Bill,” a well-recognized and loved fixture on Shelter Island for 34 years, has died. He was 91. Roberts was a lifelong
