The future of clean maritime operations in San Diego Bay may not only be happening on the water, but also on the roads that feed the waterfront. The Port of
A renewed emergency declaration and a fresh round of grant funding are keeping the Port of San Diego on the front lines of an ongoing battle taking place quietly beneath
In the Nov. 21, 2025, issue of The Log, we reported on the Newport Beach City Council’s unanimous approval of a major recreation proposal known as Snug Harbor Surf Park
The entry window for the America’s Cup just stayed open a little longer, and that small calendar change could have major implications for the 38th edition of the world’s oldest
Most boats that sink in marinas don’t go down because of storms, collisions or dramatic accidents. Instead, they’re often lost quietly at the dock when a hose slips off, a
For more than six decades, the Second Street Bridge — officially named the John H. Davies Bridge — has quietly carried the daily rhythm of Long Beach across Alamitos Bay.
How the Thing Meant to Save Your Gelcoat Is Secretly Out to Destroy It By: Katherine Clements (who’s absolutely never done this before) There’s no piece of boating equipment more
Until recently, the only means we had for communicating with other vessels or with family back home while underway offshore was via VHF marine radio or HF amateur radio, the
