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Letters/Online Comments

Will the State Succeed in Regulating Private Fishing Lakes?

Saltwater anglers across California are about to be hit with some of the most extensive sportfishing closures in history, when new Marine Life Protection Act-authorized Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are

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State/National/World

San Diego OKs $60 Million Flood Control Project

Byline: Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — The San Diego City Council has approved a $60 million plan to clear out clogged storm channels and creeks to prevent flooding. The

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State/National/World

Study Finds Humans Caught Tuna 42,000 Years Ago

Byline: Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Humans were expert deep-sea fishermen as far back as 42,000 years ago, hauling in tuna, sharks and barracudas, new research indicates. Fish appeared

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State/National/World

Australia to Create Marine Reserve in Coral Sea

Byline: Associated Press CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia has announced it plans to create the world’s largest marine reserve, in the Coral Sea. The Environment Ministry said the area has

Mexico Catches Escapees from Island Penal Colony
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Mexico Catches Escapees from Island Penal Colony

Byline: Associated Press PUERTO VALLARTA (AP) — Six inmates from the only remaining island penal colony in the Americas were recaptured at sea after they used buoyant containers and wood

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Local

40-foot Fishing Boat Sinks in Newport Harbor

Byline: The Log Staff NEWPORT BEACH — A 40-foot fishing trawler named Shamrock sank at its mooring in Newport Harbor Nov. 27, leaving Harbor Patrol officers in the dark as