Recent swell events across Southern California serve as a reminder that wave conditions can influence everything from offshore fishing success to harbor safety. As a series of swells moved
New vessel limits take effect June 1 and remain in place through the end of 2026 unless modified by federal managers. NOAA Fisheries has announced new Atlantic bluefin tuna
Harbor Breeze Cruises launches next-generation passenger vessel designed to reduce emissions and advance cleaner harbor operations. A new hybrid passenger vessel is now operating in San Pedro Bay, marking
The Port of San Diego has recognized 24 cargo and cruise ship carriers for their participation in the Port’s voluntary Vessel Speed Reduction (VSR) Program, an initiative designed to improve
Possible Lesser Frigatebird sighting could mark only the third recorded occurrence in California. Why is a tropical bird flying over SoCal? Could it be more hints of an El Niño?
Preparation, patience, and boat handling experience can help sailors navigate crowded marinas and challenging conditions with confidence. For many sailors, the most challenging part of a day on the
From offshore sportfishing and yacht racing to resort marinas and family cruising, San Diego’s boating culture changes with every turn of the bay. To visitors arriving by land, San Diego’s
Newport Harbor stakeholders are preparing for a public town hall meeting focused on proposed changes involving recreational dock and mooring permit policies in Newport Harbor. The “Newport Harbor Community Town
