Re: Who’s looking out for recreational boaters’ interests? (Aug. 11-24 issue) Change is good Dear Editor: With all due respect to Captain Larson, there appears to be a misunderstanding as
STATEWIDE — A small stretch of beach on California’s north-central coast has been ground zero in a battle between rich elite and everyday citizen. The fight for control over Martin’s
If you’re considering cruising the Baja peninsula and, perhaps, beyond to mainland Mexico this autumn, now is the time to focus on planning and preparing your vessel for a potentially
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — One of The Log’s readers recently reached out to us with questions about the mooring inspection and renewal process in Newport Beach. The city is one of
NEWPORT BEACH ― The Newport Beach Harbor Commission expanded one of their objectives to ensure the welfare of Newport Harbor and addressed a request to abolish a practice in place
SANTA BARBARA ― Santa Barbara Harbor Commission was back in action on Aug. 17 after a two month hiatus. Both the June and July meetings were canceled due to having
OLYMPIA, Washington (AP) ― Federal grants totaling $2.5 million has been awarded to prevent sewage pollution in Washington state waters. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service grants will be used
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Axopar has a new dealer in town. The Finnish line of boats is now available through JK3 Nautical Enterprises with local offices on the coast in Newport
