NEWPORT BEACH—Time adjustments have been approved for Newport Beach’s 19th Street Public Dock. The Harbor Department proposed the changes, which include moving the 20-minute zone to the eastern edge and
FOUNTAIN VALLEY—Quite a few moonrises have come and went since I was last writing in this space about the future of boating journalism. It was just after Thanksgiving of 2019
SACRAMENTO—Two bills proposing to make changes to California’s sportfishing regulations were introduced in both houses of California’s legislature on Feb. 19 and 20. One of those bills – Assembly Bill
MARINA DEL REY—Come fall, a section of Ballona Creek in Marina del Rey could have a new solar-powered, trash eating machine. Los Angeles County entered into an agreement with Ocean
HUNGTINGTON BEACH—The Huntington Beach City Council gave the green light to rezoning a vacant property on the city’s harbor waterfront at the end of Park Avenue to low density housing.
SAN DIEGO—The plight of small boat owners to have a place to dock has reached new heights, as the Port of San Diego is considering a new policy to accommodate
Editor’s Note: The California Regional Water Quality Control Board has canceled its April 3 workshop, it was announced on March 20. It is unclear when the Poseidon workshop (and eventual
MARINA DEL REY—Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors (DBH) recently released a report summarizing a pilot program testing out an in-water dry docking system for its capabilities, maintenance
