
Off-Season Upgrades: Put Dock Time to Work
Electronics, rod holders, sails, and other projects can be easier to tackle when the boating calendar slows down. By Katherine Clements Southern California may not have the traditional boating off-season

Electronics, rod holders, sails, and other projects can be easier to tackle when the boating calendar slows down. By Katherine Clements Southern California may not have the traditional boating off-season

Gov. Gavin Newsom is moving to protect Pacific Coast Highway and other critical infrastructure as record and near-record water levels push into harbors, streets, and waterfront neighborhoods. By Katherine Clements

Most of us rely on two systems to secure our boats: four dock lines and a padlock. Amazingly, in today’s modern marinas with locked gates and security systems, that’s still

Higher fees will support inspections, decontamination and other efforts aimed at preventing invasive mussels from reaching additional waterways. SACRAMENTO — California boaters who operate registered recreational vessels in freshwater will

Thermal cameras and artificial intelligence are being tested as another tool to give boat operators earlier warning of whales ahead. Technology designed to spot whales miles ahead of a moving

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Oct. 26, 2026, marine weather forecasting company PredictWind announced the launch of AI Weather Router, a new feature designed to interpret weather-routing and departure-planning data for

Billy Joel’s 1989 song tells the story of a struggling Long Island fisherman, but its themes of changing fisheries, working waterfronts, and generations tied to the sea have parallels thousands

More than 700,000 lights, decorated boats, holiday cruises, and waterfront events will fill Dana Point Harbor from November ’26 through early January ’27. DANA POINT — Dana Point Harbor