SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Another holiday season has come and gone, ending another spectacular year of boat parades in Southern California. Hundreds of boats participated up and down the coast making the season
AVALON—Another Avalon City Council discussion about cruise ships visiting Avalon was held Dec. 17. This follows a discussion at the Oct. 1 City Council meeting reviewing the established process for
SAN DIEGO—Plans to amend the Port of San Diego’s in-water hull cleaning policy were put off, Dec. 10, 2019, as the district’s staff and board members held off on a
MARINA DEL REY—Plans to build a VIP boat valet service in Marina del Rey appeared to be in the works a few years ago – and then silence. It’s like
DANA POINT—Sailors seeking to compete in his or her first-ever regatta are invited to race in the 2020 Rookie Regatta, which takes place on Jan. 18 and is jointly hosted
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—On the outside, the paint below the water line starts to blister and a white powdery substance forms on the metal parts. These outward signs are indications the metal
NATIONWIDE—Leading off this op-ed with a “Nationwide” dateline is a tad misleading. The point of this opinion piece, as you’ll quickly decipher, is to question the merits of a recent
NEWPORT BEACH—SoCal Cycleboats Inc. has submitted a Marine Activities Permit (MAP) application to run a multi-passenger cycle boat in Newport Beach Harbor. If approved, SoCal Cycleboats owners, Michael Kapusta and
