REDONDO BEACH — Chronicling the drama behind Redondo Beach’s waterfront project has been interesting to say the least. Residents who attended a California Coastal Commission meeting in October, for example,
NEWPORT BEACH — What a difference one month makes. The Log, shortly after the Nov. 6 midterm elections, reported Newport Beach Mayor Marshall “Duffy” Duffield lost his City Council re-election
SAN DIEGO — A waterfront development project likely to break the $1 billion seal, in terms of cost, received some wind in its sails on Nov. 7, as local residents
SAN PEDRO — Plans to update the San Pedro waterfront could result in the slight relocation of a retired World War II era battleship, according to news reports. The battleship
SANTA MONICA—After 16 months of construction, Santa Monica Municipal Pier opened to the public on Sept. 9, 1909. Pictured here are a few folks enjoying the newly built pier. In
NEWPORT BEACH—Local residents, news reporters and Newport Beach city staff filled the event room at Marina Park Community Center for an informative ferry tour presented by the city’s harbor commission.
SAN FRANCISCO — A proposal to remove wooden docks with concrete floating docks at Ventura Harbor was unanimously approved by the California Coastal Commission, Nov. 7. Ventura Port District specifically
The Woolsey Fire burned through more than 97,000 acres of land during the early and middle portion of November, according to CalFire. Fire officials estimated nearly the fire, one of
