
US Sailing postpones U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—We are more than three months into the Covid-19 pandemic and US Sailing continues to cancel or postpone racing events like a bad virus clearing out everything on

BRISTOL, Rhode Island—We are more than three months into the Covid-19 pandemic and US Sailing continues to cancel or postpone racing events like a bad virus clearing out everything on

SAN DIEGO—Here we are several months into the global pandemic associated with Covid-19, and yacht clubs are still announcing cancelations or postponements. The latest postponement: the annual Dutch Shoe Marathon.

REDONDO BEACH—The Redondo Beach City Council rejected a decision package in the city’s Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget that would have cut Harbor Patrol hours and staffing by one-third. Decision Package

DANA POINT—Pilgrim was an icon in Dana Point Harbor for decades, serving as the Ocean Institute’s largest classroom. A full-sized replica of the merchantman brig immortalized by Richard Henry Dana,

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Two nonprofits have again sued the Trump administration, claiming the United States is not doing enough to slow the illegal fishing and trading of totoaba fish in Mexico’s Gulf

NEWPORT BEACH—Marshall “Duffy” Duffield revolutionized the boating industry when he invented those popular electric boats seen darting around harbors such as Newport Beach or Long Beach. Duffield then made some

SAN DIEGO—The 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo won’t be happening until 2021 – but the sailing event at the next Olympiad will have one noticeable absence: Caleb Paine. The medal-winning

LONG BEACH—The 2020 Congressional Cup regatta has officially been canceled, Long Beach Yacht Club announced on June 11. The regatta was originally scheduled to take place in April, but organizers