It’s important to be aware of invasive species, which ones are surrounding you, and how to prevent them from ruining your vessel and California waterways. An invasive species is defined
California State Parks’ Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is now accepting applications from public and private marina owners for federal Boating Infrastructure Grants (BIG) for 2024. A total of
[Editor’s Note: The following is a guest editorial provided by California’s Division of Boating and Waterways.] SACRAMENTO—By now you’ve probably heard about the California Boater Card if you operate a
STATEWIDE—California’s marinas, from San Diego to Crescent City, will have to abide by a new mandate, as of Jan. 1, 2020: allocate 25 percent of slips to a new fractional
STATEWIDE—Port of Los Angeles, known as “America’s premier port,” is one of the busiest in the nation. The Los Angeles Board of Port Commissioners, with the record-breaking number of cargo
STATEWIDE—California is one of the largest boating destinations in the country, coming in fourth place. More than 772,000 people have registered recreational vessels, which sparks the question: What happens when
LAKE ELSINORE—In its heyday it must have been a grand place to visit, but in recent years Lake Elsinore, the largest freshwater lake in Southern California, has certainly had its
STATEWIDE—California’s boaters weren’t happy when Gov. Jerry Brown downgraded the state’s independent boating agency to a division within the Department of Parks and Recreation in 2012. Frustrations were at a
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