September 30, 2018

Local

Long Beach approves $19.9 million transfer to city’s Tidelands Fund

LONG BEACH — The city of Long Beach approved a budget transfer of nearly $20 million for tidelands operations on Sept. 4, up from $18.6 million last year and the

Devon Warren September 30, 2018

State/National/World

Kuwaiti fishmonger closed down after crafty stunt to disguise not-so-fresh fish

KUWAIT — Googly eyes have been known to provide hours of entertainment to crafters of all ages, but the creator undoubtedly never thought they would be used in the same

Devon Warren September 30, 2018

Prepped and Planned for 2025 Boating Season?

California’s Maritime Industry Pushes Back Against Costly Emissions Regulations

Boaters, Don’t Forget Your Mussel Fee Sticker

Featured Catch: Whitefish Are Biting!

Top Corner: This Could Be You!

Sculpin Fishing: A Prime Alternative During Seasonal Closures

Dana Wharf Sportfishing Fish Report

Catch and Release: Preserving Fisheries and the Future of Sport Fishing

California Department of Fish and Wildlife Announces 2025 Groundfish Season Structure

Santa Barbara Maritime Museum Welcomes the Historic Western Flyer

Vessel Collision Claims Young Humpback Whale in Huntington Beach

Port of Long Beach to Install Hands-Free Wireless Chargers for Electric Cargo Equipment

A Siren’s Love Song For St. Valentine’s Day

Sailor’s Valentines: Love Across the Waves in a Timeless Nautical Tradition

Speeding E-Bikes Raise Safety Concerns on Catalina Island: Community Calls for Stricter Enforcement

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September 30, 2018

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