STATEWIDE—This year’s Memorial Day Weekend will be a treat for sailing fans, as four yacht clubs up and down the state will co-host the 2019 California Offshore Race Week, May
NEWPORT BEACH—News reports of the giant sea bass fishery steadily recovering after years of decline do not appear to be greatly (or even mildly) exaggerated, thanks to coordinated efforts in
The Marine Recreation Association hosted the 4th annual California Boating Congress in Sacramento, March 5-6. More than 80 marine industry leaders and professionals met at the Embassy Suites by Hilton
SACRAMENTO—A standoff between two of the world’s largest economies on offshore drilling doesn’t appear to be losing any steam, as the state of California refuses to let up in its
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The future of large, mesh drift gillnets, which are used to catch swordfish off the California coast, has caught the ire of at least two senators in Washington, D.C.
HUNTINGTON BEACH—For the first time in history, Huntington Beach hosted a harbor commission meeting at City Hall; the commission’s members convened inside a small conference room here in downtown Huntington
NEWPORT BEACH—There’s nothing cuter than the friendly marina sea lion – at least that’s how it might appear from an outsider’s perspective. Sadly, cohabitating with sea lions has become one
SACRAMENTO—Jerry Brown is no longer California’s governor, so he won’t be around to veto the latest iteration of bill proposing to establish a statewide office for outdoor recreational activities. Assembly
