SAN DIEGO—Members of California’s Boating and Waterways Commission will hold its next meeting in San Diego on Oct. 23 and 24. Commissioners, along with Division of Boating and Waterways staff,
SAN PEDRO—Plans for the L.A. Waterfront redevelopment project in San Pedro, so much so the city has announced a groundbreaking ceremony for the public market space set to be built
LONG BEACH—The 28th iteration of Linda Elias Memorial Women’s Once Design (LEMWOD) challenge was decided by a mere two points, as California Yacht Club’s Allie Blecher edged out Liz Hjorth
HUNTINGTON BEACH—Southern California was hit with enough rain in 2019 for many experts and observers to declare an end to the region’s most recent drought – which could be bad
SANTA BARBARA—Mick Kronman says it’s time for a new generation to manage the Santa Barbara Harbor. Kronman retired from his position as the harbor operations manager on Sept. 20. “There’s
STATEWIDE—California has more than 1,100 miles of coastline, hundreds of navigable rivers and lakes, and one of the highest levels of recreational boating in the nation. Increased outdoor activity means
MARINA DEL REY—The Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors is testing out two FAB Docks, an in-water dry docking system, as part of an effort to reduce copper
SAN PEDRO—The largest cruise ships serving the West Coast could be making port within a stone’s throw of Cabrillo Way Marina, as the Port of Los Angeles will issue a
