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Obituaries

Auto collision claims life of local boater, yacht club member

LONG BEACH — Latham Bell, an active member of Alamitos Bay Yacht Club and a regular judge on the international sailing circuit, reportedly passed away on May 5. He was

Nina Jussila May 19, 2017

Sailing

LBYC Midwinter Regatta: Heck wins Farr 40 class, Marcus takes Schock 35 class honors

LONG BEACH — Sam Heck and Merry Cheers decided that just having bought a new Farr 40 race boat, Viva La Vida, wasn’t quite enough. They wanted to race it,

Nina Jussila February 27, 2017

Local

Local yacht clubs being green to help keep the water clean

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — California has one of the largest concentrations of recreational boating activity in the nation, according to Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW), but what are boaters doing

Nina Jussila January 26, 2017

ABYC

Auto collision claims life of local boater, yacht club member

LBYC Midwinter Regatta: Heck wins Farr 40 class, Marcus takes Schock 35 class honors

Local yacht clubs being green to help keep the water clean

News Briefs

Clean Fuel Systems for Better Engine Performance

South Coast Fish Report

Why Crane Services Are Essential to Modern Boatyard Projects

Protecting Your Investment: Why Saltwater Gear Maintenance Matters

American Sailing Names New CEO Following National Search

OC Coastkeeper Launches SCUBA Scholarship Program on World Ocean Day

Stars, Stripes, and Shorelines: The Log’s 2026 Fourth of July Guide

Yosemite National Park Expands Fishing Access with Year-Round Season

NOAA Invests $21.6 Million in Uncrewed Technology for Future Survey Fleet

Port of San Diego Launches Public Vessel Tracking Tool

When Seafood Traceability Breaks Down: What a Recent Southern California Case Reveals About Fishing Regulations

Catalina Classic Cruises Marks More Than Five Decades of Connecting Avalon to the Mainland

Live From the Bait Tank: Tales of Glory, Tragedy, and the Guy in the Mahi Shirt

Stay Healthy Offshore with a Watermaker

Reading the Swell Can Be Just as Important as Finding the Fish