SACRAMENTO — The marine industry is a goldmine and Sacramento’s policymakers are missing out on an opportunity to work with an economically secure sector. Such is the sentiment expressed by
Two senators from Maine recently pushed a resolution through Congress to declare Sept. 25 as National Lobster Day. California’s own spiny lobster season begins a few days later, with divers
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
CATALINA ISLAND ― Boaters cruising to Catalina Island can stretch their sea legs by going on land and exploring the newly expanded hiking trails, as Catalina Island Conservancy announces the completion
STATEWIDE — California’s Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary is a “national treasure” and must be “maintained for future generations.” Such is the language of a resolution California’s legislators passed in
All along the California coast, the story repeats: local officials announce plans to redevelop marinas and waterfront districts, usually increasing the number of larger slips and decreasing small slips. Sometimes,
STATEWIDE — Warnings of rising seas and changing climates are sometimes discounted as an attempt by researchers to maintain revenue streams, the result of “cooked” data or an overhyped threat
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ― Three ocean-front California local governments are taking legal action against oil companies, saying oil giants have known for almost 50 years that fossil fuels are changing
