San Diego coalition hopes to combat illegal charters

SAN DIEGO — Should passenger-for-hire services be left entirely to the open market, free of government interference? Is formal regulation of illegal charters a means to ensure safety on the waters or another revenue stream for public agencies? These are some of the reactions to attempts by the U.S. Coast Guard...

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