
Staying on Trend: If Long Beach Were a Person
If Long Beach were a person, they would be the kind of effortlessly interesting friend who never needs to explain themselves. Confident without being loud, creative without being chaotic, and

If Long Beach were a person, they would be the kind of effortlessly interesting friend who never needs to explain themselves. Confident without being loud, creative without being chaotic, and

As Valentine’s Day approaches, Long Beach offers a kind of romance that feels timeless, unhurried, and quietly magical. It drifts through calm water, passes beneath arched bridges, and echoes with

After years of planning and delays, a long-anticipated dredging project is now underway in Newport Harbor, which is aimed at improving navigation safety and water quality throughout the busy waterway.

In an unassuming classroom at an Orange County school, one of Southern California’s most endangered native fish species has found an unlikely but critical lifeline. Edison High School located in

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has announced a phased opening of the 2026 commercial Dungeness crab season, beginning in Central California while northern waters remain temporarily closed

The Dana Wharf Sportfishing Halibut Derby is set to return for 2026, bringing with it a mix of friendly competition, conservation support, and one of Southern California’s most anticipated winter

Basin Marine has expanded its hauling and service capabilities with the arrival of a new 75-ton Marine Travelift, marking a significant upgrade for one of Newport Beach’s longest-operating boatyards and

Few pieces of onboard equipment work as quietly and consistently as a bilge pump, and few are as critical when something goes wrong. Often hidden out of sight in the