SANTA ANA — Dana Point Harbor could have a new manager soon, but not before county officials published the third of a series of audit reports analyzing the venues operations
OCEANSIDE ― As one sportfishing business tries to hold on to the landing it’s occupied for the past 38 years, another multi-business venture is looking to offer a wide-range of
SACRAMENTO — A portion of California’s efforts to address sea level rise and the effects of climate change could become a regular occurrence as an Assembly member’s proposal to extend
AVALON — Plans to build an experimental kelp cultivation system just off the shore of Catalina Island is slated to be debated by the quasi-judicial California Coastal Commission later this
SAN DIEGO — Should passenger-for-hire services be left entirely to the open market, free of government interference? Is formal regulation of illegal charters a means to ensure safety on the
SAN DIEGO — November might still be several months away but it’s not too early to start thinking about this year’s Cruise Underway to Baja Rally, or CUBAR – the
