AVALON—Avalon’s Harbor Department said farewell to former Harbor Master James “JJ” Poindexter, who retired Sept. 30 after working for the city for 35 years. He spent the past four years
SACRAMENTO—Outdoor recreation has been on the rise since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, and boaters are escaping to local waterways to cool off. The prepared boater is one who
DANA POINT—What appeared to be a procedural vote on a request for more time for California Coastal Commission staff to review a Local Coastal Program (LCP) amendment turned out to
REDONDO BEACH—The city of Redondo Beach recently defended itself against a lawsuit filed against it by a developer, as a local court dismissed most of a a motion related to
SAN DIEGO— DIEGO—We are still in the throes of the Covid-19 pandemic. Some things are slowly making a comeback, but many limitations and restrictions are still in place – with
SACRAMENTO—California’s legislature is officially closed for business this year. Every bill approved by the State Senate and Assembly and reviewed by Gov. Gavin Newsom have been signed or vetoed. There
SAN DIEGO—The Port of San Diego’s Board of Port Commissioners punted on a policy discussion about illegal charter operations. Port staff, according to sources familiar with the proposal, need more
LONG BEACH—The California Coastal Commission at their Oct. 7 meeting approved an amended permit to establish public fishing improvements, pocket marsh enhancement, and eelgrass planting within Peter’s Landing marina in
