Has your bike been stolen? If so, you’re not alone. Over 10,000 bikes were stolen in San Diego from January 2012 through June 2015, with most taken from the beach
No matter how well-designed, our boat galley never seems to have adequate storage space for my cooking equipment and essential cruising food supplies. I enjoy cooking and entertaining and consider
Boaters have been sailing for millennia without refrigeration. Even as modern boats, whether sail or power, were built with galleys, often they were equipped with tiny refrigerators, far too small
On most warm weekend mornings when we’re home, my husband and I enjoy watching the activities on Mission Bay, where standup paddleboarders (SUP) mount their boards and ski boats start
As Catalina struggles with stringent water-use restrictions, the picture near Two Harbors at Howland’s Landing, home to the Los Angeles Yacht Club’s private moorings and beach, is grim. Because they
When Hurricane Odile smashed into southern Baja last September, Capt. Mark Drewelow, YachtAid Global (YAG) founder, already had plans in place. Having tracked the storm as it barreled towards Baja
If you’ve contemplated cruising south along the Baja coast or undertaking a long-range cruise elsewhere, but have hesitated, there’s a great way to make your first voyage: join a group
About 7:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 22, spectators cheered as San Salvador slowly rolled from her San Diego build site at Spanish Landing onto a massive barge, inching her way along
