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Astronauts train underwater off Catalina Island

TWO HARBORS—It’s not quite the moon, but Catalina Island recently served as the training grounds for NASA and two other International Space Station partners. A two-week long NASA mission called

Lindsey Glasgow September 12, 2019

News Briefs

Officials: Whales, after deadly year, could become extinct

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Officials with the federal government say it’s time to consider the possibility that endangered right whales could become extinct unless new steps are taken to protect

Parimal M. Rohit December 11, 2017

ESA

Astronauts train underwater off Catalina Island

Officials: Whales, after deadly year, could become extinct

News Briefs

National Go Fishing Day Casts a Line Across California

On The Waterline With Jaiar

Historical Photo: A Glimpse into the Legacy of Tuna Harbor

Catalina’s Free Kid’s Fishing Derby Returns to Avalon Pier

Limited 2025 Salmon Season Announced for California Coast

U-Boat Worx Makes Deep-Sea Exploration Accessible with New ‘Charter-a-Sub’ Program

State Offers Boating Infrastructure Grants to Marina Operators

Santa Barbara Launches Free State Street Loop and Welcomes Back Waterfront Shuttle

Ocean Institute Makes a Splash with New Summer Adventures in Dana Point

Luke Lawrence Wins 2025 Etchells North American Championship in San Diego

Free Balboa Peninsula Trolley Rolls Back into Service for Summer

FAST FACTS: SeaWorld San Diego Champions Marine Conservation Through Creativity

In Loving Memory of Wayne C. Jones

Women’s World Match Racing Tour Opened 2025 Season in San Francisco with Casa Vela Cup

US Sailing and Zhik Launch Game-Changing Partnership Ahead of 2028 Olympics