
Cruise Ships Must Stop Dumping Treated Sewage
Byline: Taylor Hill The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved a rule Feb. 8 banning all cruise ships and most other large oceangoing vessels from discharging treated sewage within 3 miles

Byline: Taylor Hill The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved a rule Feb. 8 banning all cruise ships and most other large oceangoing vessels from discharging treated sewage within 3 miles

Byline: Taylor Hill SAN DIEGO — Looking at the sleek, rigid-wing sail that propels the AC45 catamarans participating in the America’s Cup World Series, spectators might take notice of the

Byline: Taylor Hill The California Department of Fish and Game released a report showing four new invasive species that have taken up residence in San Francisco Bay. The report, which

Byline: Log News Service SACRAMENTO (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has appointed John Banuelos, a former director of the California Department of Boating and Waterways (Cal

Byline: The Log Staff PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — San Diego resident and Etchells World Champion Bill Hardesty and International Sailing Federation World Champion Anna Tunnicliffe of Plantation, Fla. were named US

Byline: Associated Press BREST, France (AP) — French skipper Loick Peyron set an around-the-world sailing record in his challenge for the Jules Verne Trophy, beating the old mark by nearly

Byline: Associated Press GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA (AP) — A historic World War II-era gun battery that once guarded San Francisco Bay has been restored as an exhibit that

Byline: Associated Press LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. (AP) — A project designed to deepen a shallow portion of the Colorado River 3 miles upstream from the Bridgewater Channel near Lake