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MARINA DEL REY — Moving the launch ramp of the world’s second largest man-made marina was the biggest item up for discussion at the Marina del Rey Visioning Plan open

NEWPORT BEACH — After sustaining years of sea flooding and collapsing floors, Newport Harbor Yacht Club is finally ready for a new club house. It’s been nearly a decade since

NEWPORT BEACH – An unoccupied 4,055 square foot building situated on the Newport Pier may very well house the next Blue Water Grill. City Council members discussed the feasibility of

Mick Kronman is a Santa Barbara local who has seemingly always been on the water. He’s served as Santa Barbara’s harbor operations manager since 2000, and he works as an

NEWPORT BEACH – To avoid what would otherwise lead to thousands of dollars in fines from the South Coast Air Quality Management District which banned fire pits within 700 feet

OXNARD — Seabridge Homeowners Association (HOA) members are leading a crusade to lower their Community Facilities District 4 (CFD4) Harbor Patrol budget, which is currently disproportionate to the rest of

LONG BEACH – Anglers looking to drop a hook in Long Beach waters can now do so due to the recent Board of Harbor Commissioners decision to lift a restriction

The longstanding outdated infrastructures of two major boating cities, Dana Point – the harbor that endured leaks and rotting docks for years — and Redondo Beach, which has suffered the