A recent visit between two geographically distant ports revealed how much they have in common. On January 26, 2026, Jason Hodge, President of the Harbor Commission for the Port of
The waterfront at Channel Islands Harbor is entering a period of visible change as long-planned redevelopment projects, infrastructure improvements, and environmental recovery efforts begin to take shape in 2026 and
How blistering starts inside your fiberglass — and how to stop it before it becomes a five-figure yard bill. Many boaters discover hull blistering the same way: during what was
Life underway has changed dramatically for boaters over the past two decades. GPS has replaced dead reckoning, chartplotters have replaced folded paper charts on the nav table, and autopilots quietly
Racers are familiar with the intensity of on-the-water incidents — the hail of “Protest,” the raised red flag, and the wait for the protest room after racing concludes. What is
Self-paced online training makes it easy for Florida boaters to meet safety requirements from home FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – February 4, 2026 – The BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and
As the United Kingdom and its North Sea partners work toward expanding offshore wind capacity to 100 gigawatts by 2030, industry leaders are pointing out a lesser-discussed part of the
The future of clean maritime operations in San Diego Bay may not only be happening on the water, but also on the roads that feed the waterfront. The Port of
