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The Log Staff

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Letters/Online Comments

Editorial: Don’t Take OUR Boating Funds

As most boaters know, Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed the elimination of the California Department of Boating and Waterways, and he wants to move the department’s functions and responsibilities to

State/National/World

NBC Acquires America’s Cup Television Rights

Byline: Associated Press/Bernie Wilson SAN DIEGO (AP) — The America’s Cup will be on network television for the first time since 1992, when NBC broadcasts the first two races of

Border Run Has Big Start -- More Than 200 Boats
Sailing

Border Run Has Big Start — More Than 200 Boats

Byline: The Log Staff NEWPORT BEACH — Both spectators and racing sailors were awed by the on-the-water spectacle at the Border Run start line, as more than 200 boats sailed

Who Wants 40 Million Pounds of Fresh Carp?
State/National/World

Who Wants 40 Million Pounds of Fresh Carp?

Byline: Associated Press   PROVO, Utah (AP) –– Commercial fishing crews still have a long way to go to meet the goal of a government program designed to save an

Fred Hall Del Mar Show Opens March 22
Local

Fred Hall Del Mar Show Opens March 22

Byline: The Log Staff DEL MAR — The 38th annual Fred Hall Del Mar Show returns to San Diego County March 22-25, giving sport anglers, boaters and other outdoor enthusiasts

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State/National/World

SF Waterfront Plans for America’s Cup Scaled Back

Byline: Associated Press/Paul Elias SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Organizers of sailing’s most prestigious event say they are dramatically scaling back plans to renovate San Francisco’s dilapidated waterfront. After weeks of

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State/National/World

Tsunami Debris Floating Across Pacific Toward U.S.

Byline: Associated Press/Audrey McAvoy HONOLULU (AP) — Refrigerators, TVs and other debris dragged into sea when a massive earthquake hit Japan last March, causing tsunamis as high as 130 feet