
Morro Bay’s once thriving fishing industry
MORRO BAY—California’s coastline is ripe with stories of a rich fishing past, be it the tuna fishery in San Diego … or the albacore, salmon and sardine fisheries of Morro

MORRO BAY—California’s coastline is ripe with stories of a rich fishing past, be it the tuna fishery in San Diego … or the albacore, salmon and sardine fisheries of Morro

NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP)—The U.S. Coast Guard’s flagship and cadet training vessel Eagle is returning to Connecticut. The Day reports that the 295-foot barques will homeport in New London starting

SAN FRANCISCO (LOG News Service)—Tom Slingsby skippered Australia to victory over Japan on San Francisco Bay on May 5 in the match-race final of the U.S. debut of the SailGP

AUGUSTINE, Florida (LOG News Service)—A pair of Florida teens saw their prayers answered after becoming stranded for several hours about 2 miles from shore. News outlets report that 17-year-olds Tyler

ENSENADA, Baja California—The thrill of competitive sailing and the pleasure of recreational cruising were on full display during the final weekend of April at Hotel Coral and Marina. Hundreds of

COLUMBUS, NORTH CAROLINA—It’s not every day a runaway pontoon ends up dangling at the edge of a dam with uncertain peril looming. After a stretch of heavy rain near Lake

HONOLULU—A boat briefly featured in the first few seconds of ‘Jurassic Park 2’ could be seeing its last days on the water, as the toll of mounting costs and gross

BARCELONA, Spain (AP)—Spain has reluctantly allowed humanitarian aid vessels to depart for the Greek islands where they want to deliver aid supplies to migrant camps, Spanish aid groups said. But