
Why Boats Sink at the Dock (and What Usually Gets Blamed First)
Every marina has a story. Someone shows up one morning, coffee in hand, and stops short because something looks … off. Their slip is quieter than usual. Too quiet. Then

Every marina has a story. Someone shows up one morning, coffee in hand, and stops short because something looks … off. Their slip is quieter than usual. Too quiet. Then

Planned North Embarcadero project aims to expand public access while adding a major waterfront attraction. A proposed Navy SEAL Museum along San Diego’s North Embarcadero has taken a significant step

Newport Harbor is preparing to welcome a new concept in waterfront hospitality, as Revel Republic, the team behind the Newport Beach International Boat Show (NBIBS), introduces The WaterCrest, a floating

Unseasonably warm ocean conditions spark excitement among anglers, with signs pointing to a standout year on the water. If you’ve spent any time on the docks lately, you’ve probably

Annual campaign highlights preparedness, awareness, and responsibility on the water. As Southern California’s harbors begin to fill and offshore conditions draw anglers and cruisers back onto the water, an annual

While visiting family abroad, Pete Scott and his relatives set off on a spontaneous adventure to Holland, where they chartered a power boat and cruised through the country’s storybook canals.

How custom marine mattresses and bedding are elevating comfort, improving sleep, and transforming life on the water. For many Southern California boaters, time on the water is no longer

Simple habits at the dock can make the difference between a smooth launch and a long morning. For many Southern California boaters, a day on the water begins long