SAN DIEGO — Boaters still cannot access the water from the Shelter Island Boat Launch Ramp, despite the local port district reporting progress in construction. The launch ramp has been
[Editor’s Note: The following is a guest editorial provided by California’s Division of Boating and Waterways.] SACRAMENTO — What do Caddy Shack, Weird Science, and California have in common? Well,
SAN DIEGO — Why do some boaters think it’s their right to keep a dock cart by their boat, even after they’ve off-loaded their luggage, groceries or whatever else, leaving
SANTA BARBARA — As boaters, anglers and marine-life lovers know, it takes a community effort to keep the beaches and waters clean and safe. After all, there is a responsibility
SAN DIEGO — Have you seen the new dockless rental bikes and scooters strewn around San Diego, Los Angeles and many urban areas? While they have their fans – and
SAN DIEGO — As boaters we usually gain knowledge from family, friends or professional instructors. As we continue boating, we soon learn from our own experiences – including occasional mishaps.
SAN PEDRO — San Pedro’s waterfront is beginning to weave a heartbreaking picture along the lines of Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities.” As Ports O’ Call boaters, tenants
STATEWIDE — Doomsday reporting could have you believe the respective futures of recreational boating and sportfishing activities are either uncertain or in dire straits. A recreational fishing advocacy group in
