Byline: Log News Service SAN FRANCISCO (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors is upholding an environmental impact report for the city’s America’s Cup preparations, overriding some environmental
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains Armada de Mexico (the Mexican navy) must have been busy last year. In its monthly Avisos (Notice to Mariners), it reported that during 2011, personnel found
Byline: Louis Gerlinger/Log News Service ALEXANDRIA, Va. (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — Finally some good news from Washington, at least for boaters, pilots and other Global Positioning System (GPS) users:
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains BAHIA SANTA MARIA, Mexico — With all of Baja California’s open water, how could two cruising boats collide? It happens more often than you might
Byline: The Log Staff SACRAMENTO — Recreational Boaters of California’s director of government relations Jerry Desmond Jr. hand-delivered 1,227 letters from individual boaters, businesses and associations to Gov. Jerry Brown’s
Byline: Associated Press/Treena Shapiro HONOLULU (AP) — Three family members attempting their first voyage across the Pacific in a sailboat were left adrift in rough seas hundreds of miles from
Byline: Associated Press MONTEREY (AP) — A well-known marine biologist under federal indictment for allegedly feeding killer whales has denied ever feeding the marine mammals during her research. Nancy Black
Byline: Associated Press/Mary Foster NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Two hundred years ago, the first steamboat meandered down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, taking more than four months to reach New
