SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—It’s time to deck the hulls with boughs of holly. Holiday boat parades have become a holiday tradition here in Southern California and boat owners and harbors across the
OXNARD—The infrastructure surrounding a significant portion of Channel Islands Harbor is aging and visibly dilapidated. City and county officials both agree changes to Fisherman’s Wharf (and the surrounding area) need
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Federal officials are still trying to determine what caused Conception, a 75-foot dive boat, to become fully engulfed in flames during the early morning hours of Labor Day, which
NEWPORT BEACH― In an effort to clarify Newport Beach’s policies for pier and float projects in Newport Beach Harbor, the City Council approved revisions to Council Policy H-1 at their
LONG BEACH—Yacht clubs from Southern California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Baja California were recognized for civic outreach, charitable activities and member services during an annual awards event held in Long
SACRAMENTO(AP)—California officials said Thursday they will sue the federal government over proposed rules managing the state’s scarce water, arguing its conclusions are not scientifically adequate and fall short of protecting
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—The nomination period for U.S. Sailing’s Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year awards is officially open; U.S. Sailing officials will be accepting nominations for its top-flight award
