FORT WALTON BEACH, Florida—Ask any boater and they will tell you a life on the water is one of the most freeing parts of their day, weekend, month and so
SACRAMENTO—California’s almost 20-year state policy on ocean resource management could be receiving the most cosmetic of updates, thanks to a new bill proposed by State Sen. Scott Wiener. The proposal
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, Rhode Island (AP)—A Rhode Island fishing board has endorsed an offshore wind developer’s offer to pay millions of dollars to offset impacts to the fishing industry. The Providence
SACRAMENTO—California’s Division of Boating and Waterways Commission experienced a smooth transition of power during its first meeting of 2019. The only “controversy” was whether anyone would butcher the new chairperson’s
LONDON (AP)—The British government has canceled a contract to ship goods to the country after it leaves the European Union with a company that turned out to have no boats
CAPE POINT, N.C. (AP)—Cape Hatteras National Seashore on North Carolina’s Outer Banks asked the public this week to help clean up a shipwreck that spread debris across a mile of
SACRAMENTO—California’s Boater Card, a little more than one year after its roll out, is starting to make its way onto vessels. By 2025, all adults will be expected to carry
NATIONWIDE—Ethanol topped the list of what issues matter most to boaters and industry leaders, according to a National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) policy survey. The public sector also acknowledged the
