NEWPORT BEACH — Christophe Killian was not yet born the last time a host club won a Governor’s Cup. Back then Jimmy Carter was president, The Empire Strikes Back was
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke announced his intent to create a new advisory committee to focus on expanding public-private partnerships on America’s public lands. The July 18 announcement was
Now that we’ve enjoyed and survived the most exuberant of summer boating holidays, the Fourth of July, it’s timely to remind everyone of a few basic tips that make boating
MARINA DEL REY — The end of July means only one thing: classic boats and automobiles from the 1920s to 1960s will be featured on the Marina del Rey waterfront.
NEWPORT BEACH ― The concept of “pairing” is often associated with food and wine, not everyday governance. Yet city council members and harbor commissioners are paired together in Newport Beach
SAN PEDRO — The Coast Guard Cutter Halibut (WPB 87340) received a new commanding officer during a change-of-command ceremony in Marina del Rey, Wednesday. Lt. Matthew Hurt, commanding officer of
VENTURA — Native American elder Alan Salazar will describe his experiences on the 2001 voyage to Santa Cruz Island in the traditional tomol plank canoe ‘Elye’wun, during a film screening
HONOLULU — There’s no debating Mighty Merloe’s record-breaking finish in this year’s Transpac race will be one for the ages. What is left for debate is whether the new multihull
