Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Fun week here, as we had more good 1/2-day fishing on the beach. Between the bass and bonito, there was plenty to keep the fleet
Funding will support the Marina Way Realignment and a new rail connection as the Port of San Diego moves forward with the National City Balanced Plan. NATIONAL CITY —
If Marina del Rey were a person, she would own a boat. Actually, she would probably own several. There’d be a sailboat for Sunday afternoons; a center console, since somebody
SACRAMENTO — Marina operators and other eligible entities have only a few days remaining to signal their interest in federal funding for projects designed to improve facilities serving larger transient
SAN DIEGO — The Port of San Diego has launched its largest cruise season in more than 15 years. On Sept. 14, the 2026-27 schedule embarked, bringing 183 voyages and
SAN PEDRO — Three shipping containers fell into the water at the Port of Los Angeles this week, prompting a multi-agency response and temporary safety restrictions as crews worked to
A close call between a small aircraft and a drone near Catalina Island’s Airport in the Sky has prompted the Catalina Island Conservancy to adopt new restrictions on drone operations
From keeping a boat ready to leave the dock to storing it high and dry between trips, Southern California boaters have several options. The right choice depends on more than
