STATEWIDE — Uttering the phrase “death spiral” to any situation is rarely – if ever – a cause for optimism or celebration. So, in 2015, when the California Sportfishing League
SACRAMENTO — California officials have added a free online class offered by BoatUS to their list of approved boater education courses that meet the requirements of the state’s new mandatory boating
TWO HARBORS ― Boaters visiting Catalina Island’s East End can enjoy a revitalized beach with resort-style amenities. Harbor Sands, located west of the pier in Two Harbors, will be open
LOS ANGELES — The Port of Los Angeles and several of its marinas have extended an agreement by two years to fulfill a monetary distribution from a settled lawsuit and
SACRAMENTO — Offshore oil companies could be required to fund a state-mandated rigs-to-reefs program, according to a legislative proposal introduced by State Sen. Bob Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys). Senate Bill 588
STATEWIDE — Marvel Studios is set to release four superhero films in 2017. None of them feature members of the California Coastal Commission, yet the quasi-judicial agency hopes to position
California’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled the city of Newport Beach improperly moved forward with a planned development of Banning Ranch, one of the largest swaths of undeveloped land in coastal
STATEWIDE — The merits of whether climate change is manmade – or even exists – continue to be questioned by deniers, leading federal administrators and others. However yet another state
