If the South Bay walked into a waterfront bar at sunset, you’d immediately know the beach town in which you were talking. Not because they’d tell you. They wouldn’t have
Smart meal planning, hydration, storage strategies, and galley organization can make the difference between a smooth trip and a stressful one. With summer cruising season approaching, many boaters are
Emergency crews responded Monday morning after a fire broke out aboard an inactive offshore oil platform in the Santa Barbara Channel, prompting the evacuation of 26 workers and renewing attention
From Sierra traditions to Big Bear opportunities, spring marks a return to freshwater fishing. The arrival of spring signals one of California’s most anticipated outdoor traditions: the opening of the
Editor’s Note: The following excerpt is from the book, “USCG Cutter Eagle: The Legacy of the Coast Guard’s Flagship,” by Will Sofrin. This first chapter was contributed by the author
Cybersecurity advisory highlights risks of digital exposure for modern fleets. As technology continues to reshape how vessels are tracked and managed, maritime cybersecurity experts are warning that a commonly used
Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Water temps are back in the 64°–66° range after dropping to 59° this week with some wind. But that didn’t slow things down for
Autonomous rovers remove debris, collect data, and highlight a new approach to environmental stewardship. As Earth Day and Maritime Month shine a spotlight on environmental responsibility across the maritime industry,
