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
For decades, Los Angeles Harbor has been recognized as an economic engine for global trade. Increasingly, it’s also emerging as a center for ocean-based innovation, climate research, and workforce development.
Construction and demolition activity continues to reshape Dana Point Harbor as work advances through Phase 3 of the $600 million Harbor Revitalization Project, bringing with it temporary changes to parking,
For many readers, Southern California’s waterfront geography can be confusing, especially when conversations turn to Los Angeles Harbor, San Pedro, Wilmington, and neighboring Long Beach. A common question often arises:
Los Angeles Harbor has long been recognized as one of the busiest ports in the world, defined by commercial shipping lanes, working waterfront infrastructure and a strong recreational boating community.
The Port of San Diego, in partnership with the San Diego Working Waterfront, Port tenants and the San Diego & Imperial Counties Community Colleges Regional Consortium, will host the People
