NOAA has awarded a $21.6 million contract for advanced uncrewed marine systems that will support the agency’s next generation of charting and mapping vessels, a move officials say will improve
The Port of San Diego has launched a new online vessel scheduling platform that allows the public to track cargo ships and cruise vessels arriving at and departing from San
CDFW investigation highlights why fish tickets, marine protected areas, and commercial fishing laws matter to anglers and consumers alike. Most anglers understand the importance of fishing regulations on the water.
Longtime transportation provider continues a tradition that has helped shape the Catalina Island experience since 1968. A recent feature in the Catalina Islander shined a spotlight on a business
By Katherine Clements, Reporting Live from the Bait Tank with Contributions from “Steve, the Anchovy.” Somewhere beneath the calm waters off the Southern California coastline, an anchovy named Steve was
“Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink,” wrote Samuel Taylor Coleridge in his famous poem, “Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” In days of yore, when a ship’s water kegs
Recent swell events across Southern California serve as a reminder that wave conditions can influence everything from offshore fishing success to harbor safety. As a series of swells moved
Harbor Breeze Cruises launches next-generation passenger vessel designed to reduce emissions and advance cleaner harbor operations. A new hybrid passenger vessel is now operating in San Pedro Bay, marking
