SACRAMENTO—State legislators have returned back to their respective houses of policymaking and are making a final push to advance bills to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk. One of those bills still
SACRAMENTO—A proposal to create the Office of the Salton Sea within the California Natural Resources Agency was put on hold until 2020, it was confirmed on July 18. The legislation
NATIONWIDE—A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) study revealed the United States matched a record for number of high-tide flooding days for a calendar year. There were five days of
EUREKA—The California Coastal Commission meets Aug. 7-9 in Eureka, coinciding with publication of this issue. Among the issues to be discussed during the three-day meeting are sea level rise adaptation
COLORADO RIVER—Did you know the Colorado River was once defined by maritime commerce? Steamboat ships consistently navigated the river along California’s southeastern border during the mid- and late-1800s. Steamboat navigation
Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA—Who knew a bra could save a turtle’s life? Sadly turtles, as slow-moving creatures, are targets for accidents with cars, lawnmowers and even boats, which can be fatal.
SACRAMENTO—The deadline to apply for the federal Boating Infrastructure Grant, or BIG, program is around the corner. Private and public marina operators have until July 31 to submit their applications
MIAMI (AP)—The number of manatee deaths caused by watercraft could hit an all-time high in Florida this year. From the beginning of this year through June 21, 81 manatees have
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