SAN FRANCISCO — Usually when commercial fisherman Ed Tavasieff pulls his traps out of the cold San Francisco Bay, he’ll find healthy pink starfish clinging to the sides of the
SAN DIEGO — For 40 years, scientists at sea have relied on the pier at Scripps’ Point Loma Wharf to safely and quickly load their vessels with hundreds of pounds
REDONDO BEACH – Power boaters, sailors and human powered vessel owners, provided remarks and recommendations on five proposed locations for Redondo Beach Harbor’s first launch ramp during an open house
LONG BEACH — An inner city high school sailing program that offers many students their first glimpse of the ocean might have difficulty funding this year’s event since Long Beach
In this new feature, The Log looks at notable boats — sail and power — that continue to turn heads in Southern California harbors. Boat Name: Ragtime Length: 65 ft.
NEWPORT BEACH – After using the same wooden Seaway patrol boats for more than 25 years, two Orange County Sheriff’s Department Harbor Patrol stations have replaced their 1989 seaways with
MARINA DEL REY — Although the old Union East gas dock at Parcel 55 in Marina del Rey hasn’t fueled a boat in years, boats still sit on its docks.
SANTA BARBARA — Over a week ago, the winter storm that struck California’s coast left Santa Barbara Harbor full of sand bars and shallow waters. By Saturday, U.S. Army Corps
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