San Diego was designated as the nation’s largest “Coast Guard City” during a Feb. 23 ceremony in California’s southernmost city. The title was placed upon San Diego with congressional approval. “The
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Anglers and boaters do not need the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), right? What do federal administrators know about local boating and fishing issues? This is the spirit
NEWPORT BEACH — A war over the future of 401 acres of open space along the central Orange County coast is brewing, and the parties facing off against each other
Marine Recreation Association hosts the second-ever California Boating Congress (CBC) in Sacramento on March 1. The all-day conference and meet-up connects boaters and marine professionals with industry leaders, policymakers and
SANTA ANA — Planned audits looking into multiple aspects of Dana Point Harbor’s operations were confirmed to be delayed only hours after The Log reported Orange County’s Auditor-Controller’s office did
LONG BEACH — Southern California’s outdoor enthusiasts welcome Christmas in March as the Fred Hall Show jump-starts its 2017 calendar with this year’s first boating, fishing, hunting and outdoors exposition
The California Coastal Commission unanimously selected Jack Ainsworth to succeed Dr. Charles Lester as the state agency’s fifth executive director during its February meetings in Newport Beach. Ainsworth, 59, served
AVALON ― As Southern California continues to get pounded with stormy weather, Catalina Island focuses on repairing the seawall in Avalon Harbor. Recent weather conditions resulted in Avalon’s aging seawall
