
Lease terms modified for Brigantine’s Portside Pier
SAN DIEGO—Delays in construction are about as surprising as water being wet. Plans to bring a package of new restaurants to the former Anthony’s Fish Grotto location on the Downtown

SAN DIEGO—Delays in construction are about as surprising as water being wet. Plans to bring a package of new restaurants to the former Anthony’s Fish Grotto location on the Downtown

SANTA BARBARA—Planning for sea level rise (SLR) has been a focus of coastal communities up and down the California coast. In Santa Barbara, a subcommittee has spent the past year

LA PAZ, Mexico—The fate of Capt. Ahab at the end of “Moby Dick” was anything by happy. Ahab, as anyone who read the novel would know, engaged in a climatic

POMONA—A new decade is arriving on Jan. 1, 2020 – but some things, such as the Los Angeles Boat Show, stand the test of time. The 2020 Los Angeles Boat

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Three Democratic legislators who represent California in Washington, D.C., introduced a bill, on Dec. 12, to establish stricter safety measures for small passenger vessels. Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Reps.

It has been another busy year for one of The Log’s most popular sections – “Dog Aboard.” In this final issue of 2019, we’re looking back at all the good

The 2019 section of “Log Abroad” brought snapshots of readers’ adventures from across the world. From cruising down the Amazonian river Tahuayo to a voyage on the Adriatic Sea, we

NEWPORT BEACH—Newport Beach City Council member Brad Avery has been appointed as the mayor pro tem for 2020. The annual City Council mayoral nomination took place at the Dec. 10