
Giant of the Pacific With Catalina Traveler, 1900
CATALINA ISLAND—At one time in Southern California’s history, it was not a rare sight to see one of the giant black sea bass off the coastline – in fact, it

CATALINA ISLAND—At one time in Southern California’s history, it was not a rare sight to see one of the giant black sea bass off the coastline – in fact, it

AVALON—The Log’s Parimal M. Rohit once wrote a satirical piece for April Fool’s Day about Avalon’s Casino being converted into an actual gambling hall. This was in jest – today

MIAMI—In Northern California’s Sausalito, some “landless” tenants may be looking to floating homes to provide a solution to the state’s housing crisis, but on the East Coast some companies are

FOUNTAIN VALLEY—There have been a many number of amphibious car models, but they don’t compare to the Evinrude Lakester – a concept first revealed in 1970 which combined, more or

SAN DIEGO—Female racers of the Snipe class will be on the water, June 15, to compete in the All Girl Sail Jam, which is hosted by Mission Bay Yacht Club

STATEWIDE—Sharing is caring – such is the theme, at least in spirit, of the sharing economy, which has given rise to a variety of new peer-to-peer business experiences like Uber,

SAN DIEGO—Now that spring is quickly passing and summer is upon us it’s time to think summer fun. While it’s delightful to relax on the boat and veg out at

SACRAMENTO—A proposal to address California’s housing “crisis” by calling for greater housing density near transit corridors was held back in appropriations; a vote on the bill will not be held