Talbert Marsh has long served as a rare coastal refuge for wildlife in the heart of an urban landscape. Now, a new conservation effort is underway to protect one of
Despite a year marked by trade uncertainty and shifting global dynamics, Southern California’s two largest ports continue to demonstrate resilience, reliability, and operational strength. The Port of Long Beach and
Here’s one of the most rewarding itineraries for winter cruising season, long favored by veteran cruisers — both power and sail. But because at first this itinerary may seem strenuous
A broad coalition of Tribal leaders, elected officials, business owners, environmental advocates, fishers, and coastal residents gathered in Costa Mesa this week to voice strong opposition to the federal government’s
(Please Don’t Quote Us on Any of Them) By: Author doesn’t want to be named…. There are real facts about sand bass… and then there are the “facts” you hear
The Port of Hueneme welcomed government officials from the State of Chiapas, Mexico, in mid-November for a series of meetings focused on expanding commercial ties and strengthening trade routes between
The Maritime Museum of San Diego continues to be one of the region’s most dynamic cultural anchors, offering visitors a chance to step directly into five centuries of seafaring history.
By: David Weil Question: I participated in a discussion on social media a couple weeks ago about the recent grounding of a sailboat on Catalina Island, and the question
