September 10, 2021

News Briefs

2021 California Coastal Cleanup

CALIFORNIA— California Coastal Cleanup Day is Saturday, Sept. 18 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. September is Coastal Cleanup Month, the largest statewide event in California, there are two ways to participate,

Jordan Darling September 10, 2021

Letters/Online Comments

The Log on Social Media

“I see too many people on the water, driving boats with no basic boating training. They don’t watch the rules of the road, speed, nothing! Dangerous.” Nilda, on Facebook, in

Jordan Darling September 10, 2021

September 10, 2021

2021 California Coastal Cleanup

News Briefs

Port of Hueneme and Port of Hilo Strengthen Ties Through Shared Focus on Cargo Efficiency, Sustainability, and Communityhttps://thelog.com/wp-admin/edit.php

Channel Islands Harbor Advances Redevelopment, Infrastructure Upgrades, and Coastal Cleanup Efforts

Pacific Coast Sportfishing Show Returns Bigger Than Ever — and This Year It’s Twice the Fun

The Hidden Hull Problem Most Slipholders Don’t See Coming

Galley Gadgets That Make Life Easier for the Cruising Sailor

Your Fishing License Does More Than Keep You Legal

Can a Disqualified Boat Still File a Protest?

Annual Underwater Cleanup Returns to Avalon Harbor February 21

Free, State-Approved Boating Safety Course Now Available to Florida Boaters

Even Minor Boating Accidents Can Require a State Report

UK Offshore Wind Push Highlights Need for Zero-Emission Support Vessels

Southern California Harbors Unite to Raise and Release Juvenile White Sea Bass for Fishery Recovery

Anchor Down: A Practical Guide to Staying Put

Port of San Diego Advances Electric Truck Hub to Cut Diesel Emissions at the Waterfront

Port of San Diego Secures Funding, Extends Emergency to Combat Invasive Caulerpa in the Bay