SAN DIEGO—Copper and in-hull water cleaning has been off The Log’s radar for quite some time, but the issues has come back into relevance recently, thanks to interests in Marina
SUSSEX, United Kingdom—It looks like a yellow submarine, but this former lifeboat has a new purpose as the ultimate adventure vessel. British architects, Guylee Simmonds and David Schnabel, converted the
AVALON—Avalon’s City Council held an in-depth conversation about the effects of cruise ships on the local economy and infrastructure on Oct. 1. At the heart of the discussion was whether
TWO HARBORS—Professional big wave surfer and ten-time Molokai Paddle Champion Jamie Mitchell is on a mission. On Sept. 3, Mitchell embarked on a 170-mile paddle of the crossings between all eight
SAN DIEGO—South Coast Yachts and San Diego Yacht Club hosted what was hailed as the largest regatta of its type ever, as the 2019 Beneteau Cup drew in 48 boats
SANTA BARBARA—We know unmanned aircrafts for their use in the military and among hobbyists, but now they also have a role in coastal and oceanic research. Drone technology is now
SACRAMENTO—California’s legislative session might be over but bills were still being signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom during the first week of October – and two of those approved proposals making
SAN DIEGO—A planned hotel development next to Sunroad Marina appears to be picking up some steam after years of planning and going back to the drawing board, as the Port
