SAN DIEGO—Boat sales have skyrocketed since the start of the Coronavirus, meaning more people have been stepping to helm for the first time ever or for the first time in
VENTURA—Plans have been set in motion for a new leaseholder to take over Ventura’s Parcel 20 and for redevelopment on the site. The Ventura Board of Port Commissioners received an
NEWPORT BEACH—A Newport Beach Harbor Commission subcommittee held a public meeting Aug. 26 to get community input on two new possible options for the section of Title 17 related to
SAN DIEGO—There might indeed be light at the end of the Covid-19 tunnel, as The Log previews another planned regatta. San Diego Yacht Club will host the Finn Class Pacific
AVALON—With Covid-19 leaving no room for activities for large groups, the Catalina Wine Mixer, an event inspired by the movie “Step Brothers,” has been canceled this year. The annual event
Editor’s Note: The Regional Water Board has postponed its Sept. 17 meeting and hearing to a later date, it was announced on Sept. 2, one day after this article went to
LOS ANGELES—Plans to upgrade a dilapidated portion of the Port of Los Angeles received a major infusion in late August, as the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners awarded Sully-Miller
SANTA BARBARA—Santa Barbara has released its draft Sea-Level Rise Adaptation Plan for public review. Like many California coastal communities, Santa Barbara has been working on a plan for reducing vulnerabilities
