
Which Paperwork Belongs on Your Boat and How to Keep It Safe at Sea
An evening on the water is supposed to feel effortless. Lines cast off, harbor lights fading astern, a light breeze settling into the sails or pushing the boat gently forward.

An evening on the water is supposed to feel effortless. Lines cast off, harbor lights fading astern, a light breeze settling into the sails or pushing the boat gently forward.

Just in time for the spring fishing season, Busch Light is casting its line directly into the angling community with the release of a new series of limited-edition beer cans

Efforts to reduce air pollution while supporting the region’s working waterfront are continuing on San Diego Bay as the Port of San Diego moves forward with a new shore power

As recreational boating continues to evolve, so too does the insurance landscape that protects vessels and their owners. Increasingly, marine insurers are placing greater emphasis on a concept that has

DANA POINT — At a harbor known for both its history and forward momentum, Dana Wharf Sportfishing & Whale Watching is offering visitors a chance to experience both ends of

Boating offers a unique opportunity to experience Southern California’s coastline and harbors firsthand, from the sheltered coves of Catalina Island to the active marinas of Newport Harbor, Marina del Rey,

For many Southern California boaters, some of the most rewarding days on the water begin not at the dock, but underway — leaving a familiar slip behind and setting a

For more than three decades, the Los Angeles Maritime Institute has quietly anchored one of the most ambitious and enduring maritime education programs on the West Coast. Operating directly from