STATEWIDE—Streamlined regulations could be coming to a marina near you – and an active recreational boating organization is not too happy with the state’s proposed plan. The State Water Resources
REDONDO BEACH—In 2011, Redondo Beach received a grant from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the California Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW), with a 15 percent
STATEWIDE—No one is marching through the streets of Sacramento, demanding legal protections for the Pacific leatherback sea turtle. Media coverage of a petition to declare this species of turtle as
SACRAMENTO—California legislators are considering a proposal to protect the state’s biodiversity, but at least one group of outdoors enthusiasts don’t seem to be thrilled about a bill calling for the
STATEWIDE—Budgetary hearings for California’s 2020-2021 fiscal year are right around the corner. A seemingly boring and routine matter – the California Constitution requires a state budget be completed annually by
NEWPORT BEACH—It’s been a while since we’ve run a Standing Watch column. The last two columns in this section focused on the return of Sea Magazine and getting through the
LONG BEACH—The city of Long Beach hopes to restore aquatic ecosystems along a stretch of coast between the Port of Long Beach and Alamitos Bay. Restoring local aquatic ecosystems could,
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The House of Representatives is back in session for the New Year and it wasn’t long before lawmakers were considering a piece of federal legislation potentially affecting boaters nationwide.
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