
Off-Season Upgrades: Put Dock Time to Work
Electronics, rod holders, sails, and other projects can be easier to tackle when the boating calendar slows down. By Katherine Clements Southern California may not have the traditional boating off-season

Electronics, rod holders, sails, and other projects can be easier to tackle when the boating calendar slows down. By Katherine Clements Southern California may not have the traditional boating off-season

More than 400,000 cubic yards of sediment will be removed from the Alamitos Bay entrance channel and reused along Peninsula Beach, improving vessel access while adding protection to an eroding

Gov. Gavin Newsom is moving to protect Pacific Coast Highway and other critical infrastructure as record and near-record water levels push into harbors, streets, and waterfront neighborhoods. By Katherine Clements

Recent dry-weather flooding along the San Diego waterfront adds another Southern California coastal community to the list of areas experiencing unusually high water as officials prepare for the coming El

Billy Joel’s 1989 song tells the story of a struggling Long Island fisherman, but its themes of changing fisheries, working waterfronts, and generations tied to the sea have parallels thousands

CDFW officers reported finding 55 lobsters aboard a vessel in the Long Point State Marine Reserve, including 49 undersized lobsters. CATALINA ISLAND — Opening weekend of California’s recreational spiny

More than 700,000 lights, decorated boats, holiday cruises, and waterfront events will fill Dana Point Harbor from November ’26 through early January ’27. DANA POINT — Dana Point Harbor