NEWPORT BEACH—Substantial copper restrictions—both in place and proposed—in Southern California have recently sent recreational boaters and industry stakeholders scrambling for ways to replace hazardous bottom hull coatings from their vessels.
LONG BEACH—As state smog regulations become more stringent, the top two ports in the nation are facilitating a clean-air prototype to mitigate emission output. Powered by a 47-meter expandable boom,
SAN DIEGO — More than a month ago, Cpl. Victor Banuelos, a San Diego Harbor Police Bay Control Officer, witnessed a drunken sailor navigating the bay three times over
MARINA DEL REY—The Coast Guard, under the direction of the Department of Homeland Security, recently submitted a proposal to disestablish the special anchorage located at the north end of the
In this feature, The Log looks at notable boats — sail and power — that continue to turn heads in Southern California harbors. Boat Name: My Sweet Miss Length: 39.10
NEWPORT BEACH— Members of the Water Taxi Ad Hoc Committee concluded they will not recommend action for a pilot program to City Council, officials explained during a June 11 Harbor
LONG BEACH—Entangled in back-and-forth deliberations, the Long Beach Fire Department announced that lifeguards will no longer be performing firefighting duties on rescue boats, an official with the fire department said.
LONG BEACH—Nearly three years after a massive meltdown hit Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, a significant study headed by a California State University, Long Beach biologist is investigating the
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