SACRAMENTO—The Covid-19 pandemic might have substantially slowed life down these past few months, but there is still business awaiting to be done at the State Capitol building in Sacramento. One
COLOMBIA—Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar is known for his reign over illegal cocaine, eventually controlling more than 80 percent of the drug shipped to the U.S. Meanwhile, the so-called four
STATEWIDE—Sea level rise continues to be a hot topic of discussion for members of the California Coastal Commission. Commissioners and staff members spent a chunk of the May 13 meeting
TRENTON, New Jersey (AP) —Fishing charters and other chartered boat services and watercraft rentals were cleared to resume at the New Jersey shore beginning May 17 amid easing of coronavirus
CANNES, France—The Cannes Yachting Festival, one of Europe’s largest in-water shows, will go on as planned Sept. 8-13. Organizers announced the 43rd iteration of the festival will take place this fall. “Although the offices
The gradual re-opening of the country, in light of Covid-19-themed forced isolations, means boating traffic is on the rise – especially with temperatures slowly but surely rising as we approach
ALABAMA—Nearly 60,000 years ago, a bald cypress forest flourished on the banks of a prehistoric river near the Gulf of Mexico. Over time, the massive trees grew and died, their
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), in association with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and U.S. Department of Commerce, announced in-season changes to the daily retention limit of Atlantic
