
Port of Los Angeles Records Busiest June in Its 118-Year History
The Port of Los Angeles reached a major milestone in June, handling more than one million container units in a single month for just the third time in its 118-year

The Port of Los Angeles reached a major milestone in June, handling more than one million container units in a single month for just the third time in its 118-year

After years of planning and public input, demolition marks the first step toward transforming the historic waterfront destination into Karls Village. OXNARD — A new chapter is about to

How to tie line for dummies like me. Sometimes the cheapest fishing lesson costs you an hour and a half of your life and the temper tantrum of a 2-year-old

Two Fish Jigs combines precision manufacturing with a second chance, producing consistent surface irons while creating opportunities for former gang members. For generations of Southern California anglers, few fishing

SANTA BARBARA — Visiting boaters will soon notice a significant change off East Beach as the City of Santa Barbara moves forward with plans to replace its seasonal anchorage area

Wind & Sea announces Sept. 15 closure as remaining Wharf businesses prepare to vacate by Oct. 31. For generations of Southern California boaters, a trip to Dana Point Harbor has

Southern California anglers have long known Capt. Phil “Phire” Ornelas as one of Long Beach’s most respected sportfishing captains. Now, anglers have another reason to book a trip with him,

For many people, yacht clubs are synonymous with sailboat races, waterfront dinners, and social gatherings. But across Southern California, yacht clubs are demonstrating, more than ever, that their greatest impact