STATEWIDE — Efforts to make the California Coastal Commission more accessible to low-income and racially diverse urban communities were successful when Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 2616 (AB 2616)
STATEWIDE — The eyes of the world might be on Pres. Donald J. Trump as he assumes his new role as Commander-in-Chief and White House resident, but the wheels of
NEWPORT BEACH — The largest stretch of untouched land in coastal Orange County is back in the news again, thanks to a legal battle reaching California’s highest courthouse. When the
STATEWIDE — We have allowed many forms of junk to enter into our oceans, rivers, lakes and other waterways: cigarettes, plastic bottles, aluminum cans and boats, to name a few.
STATEWIDE — An effort to block offshore fracking in federal waters off the California coast is officially underway, with legislators and state agencies urging the White House to take protective
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bill proposing to assess the impact of outdoor recreational activities on job creation and consumer spending recently earned enough votes to get out of the House
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Boating participation is up and the number of casualties or injuries occurring aboard a vessel has been diminishing since 1971, but the U.S. Coast Guard hopes to
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Harbors up and down the Southern California coast are either being revitalized or primed for future redevelopment. Some of these redevelopment projects include plans to offer dry
