STATEWIDE—California’s boaters weren’t happy when Gov. Jerry Brown downgraded the state’s independent boating agency to a division within the Department of Parks and Recreation in 2012. Frustrations were at a
SAN DIEGO—Have you noticed rain driven by significant winds affects your boat differently from rain or wind alone? Each singly can be benign, providing a gentle dousing or delightfully filled
NEWPORT BEACH—Southern California boaters spend a hefty sum to rent moorings and slips, so it’s no surprise that some Newport Beach boaters, including members of the City Council and Harbor
SACRAMENTO—California’s almost 20-year state policy on ocean resource management could be receiving the most cosmetic of updates, thanks to a new bill proposed by State Sen. Scott Wiener. The proposal
LONG BEACH—Bellingham Marine Industries, Inc., a reputable marine construction group involved with many coastal projects in Southern California, was awarded the contract to upgrade a fire suppression system for Shoreline
SAN DIEGO—The 31st annual America’s Schooner Cup Regatta returns to San Diego Bay, March 30, with schooners of multiple classes competing in the 13-nautical-mile race within the harbor of America’s
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