REDONDO BEACH — Not all is quiet on the Redondo Beach waterfront, despite the apparent calm surrounding The Log’s recent visit to King Harbor. The peace of beachgoers, business patrons,
STATEWIDE — The term “sneakaboard” certainly garnered the attention of The Log’s readers. Coverage in our April 20-May 3 issue was an opening salvo, bringing the term “sneakaboard” to the
SANTA BARBARA — As boaters, anglers and marine-life lovers know, it takes a community effort to keep the beaches and waters clean and safe. After all, there is a responsibility
STATEWIDE — Call it cliché to identify taxes as one of life’s two guarantees, but hey, the act of transferring personal income to the government also functions as a source
STATEWIDE — The dawning of the mandatory California Boater Card has finally arrived upon boaters, but it will be enforced upon those ages 16 to 20 in the first year.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — One of Uncle Sam’s relatives came knocking on every Californian’s door on Nov. 1, informing anyone and everyone who could drive a car, ride a motorcycle, navigate
CHULA VISTA — A proposal to install metal signs at various coastal access locations statewide to inform the public of nearby marine protected areas, or MPAs, was approved during the
SAN DIEGO — Douglas Adams, in his “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” explained “42” as the answer – the problem, as anyone who read the book would know, is no
