A renewed emergency declaration and a fresh round of grant funding are keeping the Port of San Diego on the front lines of an ongoing battle taking place quietly beneath
Every time a boat leaves the dock and everything works exactly as it should, there is usually a marine service technician behind that reliability. Their work often goes unseen, but
The entry window for the America’s Cup just stayed open a little longer, and that small calendar change could have major implications for the 38th edition of the world’s oldest
The Port of San Diego Harbor Police Department is preparing to replace one of its most important — and unique — training assets on the waterfront. At its January meeting,
How the Thing Meant to Save Your Gelcoat Is Secretly Out to Destroy It By: Katherine Clements (who’s absolutely never done this before) There’s no piece of boating equipment more
The path to restoring Catalina Island’s native landscape reached a significant milestone this month as the California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed that the Catalina Island Conservancy’s habitat restoration
Local harbors, marinas, yacht clubs, waterfront parks, and boating organizations have an opportunity to make a very visible impact on safety in their communities this season — and it comes
Just after sunrise on February 2, 2026, Long Beach witnessed a moment that felt both historic and deeply personal. The Queen Mary 2 eased along the coast and lined up
