A lumber schooner, the Azalea San Francisco, anchored at the Redondo Beach railroad and shipping wharf between 1904-1910. The weather-beaten wharf contains tracks used by small railcars to transport materials
Kenichi Horie, a 23-year-old man from Japan, was the first person to make a non-stop solo crossing of the Pacific, leaving Japan on May 12, 1962, and arriving in San
Two extremely rare orange lobsters were rescued from Red Lobster in two locations within a month of each other. On July 13, a team at a Red Lobster in Hollywood,
Question: During their regular monthly service on my boat, my dive service broke the threaded studs that are used to secure one of the zincs to the hull. This would
A feasibility report released this summer shows positive signs for the future possibility of the reintroduction of southern sea otters to parts of their former habitats in California. While the
ARKANSAS— Motivated by the birth of his son, a Benton, Arkansas, man and his wife developed a unique idea for a program based on the life cycle of a mayfly
The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration’s update for the 2022 hurricane season, covering a six-month period that ends on Nov. 30, calls for 14-20 named storms with wind reaching 39 miles
On July 28, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced upcoming changes to California’s groundfish sport fishing regulations expected to start next year. These changes are in response to
