STATEWIDE — If you want to understand the frustration of the everyday American voter, look no further than California’s angling community. Anglers up and down the state spent about two-thirds
SACRAMENTO — A legislative proposal to continue maintaining a database for sea level rise planning purposes has officially become law as Gov. Jerry Brown signed off on Assembly Bill 184
STATEWIDE ― The number of whales seen entangled in fishing gear off the West Coast have been increasing in recent years, with 61 reported in 2015 and 71 in 2016.
If you’re anything like Arv and me, you’ve spent the last few weeks glued to news about Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, and their catastrophic impact on Texas, Florida and Caribbean
SACRAMENTO — A legislative proposal aiming to provide state officials with modeling and planning tools to address sea level rise was approved by state lawmakers just ahead of the Labor
HALF MOON BAY, California (AP) ― California anglers are part of a new effort using their cellphones’ GPS and new software pinpointing areas where lost or abandoned crabbing gear has
SACRAMENTO — A proposal requiring California’s Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) to collaborate with California Conservation Corps on battling invasive aquatic plants in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta was signed
SACRAMENTO — A proposal to end tax breaks for owners of second homes in order to fund California’s affordable housing programs appears to have fizzled in the state legislature. Assembly
